Michael Van Canneyt ha scritto:
I'm sure you'll find some good help, 90% of applications today is web based,
I beg to differ here. I haven't seen a single good web-application.
Well, I didn't say they are good :) IMHO the web is a lot misused: it's
a means of transportation of data, but substituting the gui interfaces
with the browser it's not very appropriate in most of the cases.
If you are planning to do some xml marshalling of objects (automatic reading
and writing of objects and complex object structures through the use of rtti)
No plans in this direction exist yet,
Not surprising, because I don't have a clue what you're talking about =-)
Sorry, I wasn't very clear.
I'm talking about XML serialization, automatically saving the published
properties of an object (and more complex structures of objects,
associations are handled using some kind of GUID) in xml format to be
able to send it over http and to reconstruct this object (or more
complex structures of objects) from the xml on the server side and
vice-versa.
Say you have a TOrder object with some TLineItem objects aggreated to it,
you do
s: string;
myOrder: TOrder;
s := myOrder.SaveToXML;
send the s string over http or other protocol,
then on the server side you reconstruct it
receivedOrder: TOrder;
receivedOrder := TOrder.CreateFromXML(s);
The order and it's line items would be automatically recreated on the
server.
It could have some different uses, like sending of special command
objects to be executed on the server, sort of custom made rpc, etc.
Ciao, Dean
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