I've used TclSoap. I wasn't like, impressed with it's speed but it seems OK. It seems quite behind the
times, though, I did extensive modifications trying to get it to work with various WSDL files and in general
it does not do a complete job, which is kind of frustrating, especially when integrating with web services
that have TONS of data types and commands. It kind of looked like that WSDL implementation just didn't
progress past a certain point. I might screw with it some time but at the moment I've got the manual soap
definitions done for the apps I need to support, so, it's not that pressing.
Bas Scheffers wrote:
On 06/05/2008, at 11:44 AM, Tom Jackson wrote:
The main thing you need with a mashup is data. Without that, there is
nothing
to mash.
And much of that data is in XML and tdom runs rings around any Java XML
implementation, though not sure about the ones in PHP, Perl, etc which
are also likely to be C based. (I am currently profiling and optimizing
a car rentals aggregator site, which does tons of XML parsing and
creating. Its all in Java and its not pretty; sooo slow and with
enormous RAM requirements)
Has anyone used TclSOAP? And compared it in performance to Java SOAP
clients?
Bas.
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