When considering caching mechanisms, which approach is generally more efficient in REST compared to SOAP?

  • Both REST and SOAP have similar caching efficiency
  • Caching is not applicable in either REST or SOAP
  • REST is generally more efficient in caching due to statelessness
  • SOAP provides better caching mechanisms due to its structure
REST is typically more efficient in caching due to its stateless nature. Stateless communication allows for easier caching implementation as each request from a client to a server is independent, reducing complexity and enhancing caching efficiency in distributed systems.
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