> Okay, you're right. But a documented, standard, massively bloated library > won't ever be used. Simple is better, and something that can be > implemented in ten or twenty lines of C code is attractive for its small > size.
I totally agree with the point that a massively bloated library is less good than a simple library. That's why I like XML-RPC. It's the simplest thing available and will work fine for our purposes. > So stick to simple protocols, even if that means that the latest > CORBA-doodad can't automagically embed Freenet. Most things support XML-RPC so most things should be able to embed it. Of course if you had to talk to Freenet via CORBA you could just plugin in a CORBA interface for yourself. But I think the best choice for the "standard" client protocol is XML-RPC because it's so simple and tiny. _______________________________________________ Devl mailing list Devl at freenetproject.org http://www.uprizer.com/mailman/listinfo/devl
