I'm working on a fork of the existing Python client lib maintained by Tummy.com and have abstracted it out to handle the text protocol and one of the drafts of the binary protocol ( I last updated this about 4-5 weeks ago ).
This is just purely an "out of interest" attempt, but if it actually got anywhere I was planning on releasing it for anyone to have a tinker with. Ken On Tue, Apr 1, 2008 at 5:41 PM, Dustin Sallings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Mar 31, 2008, at 1:41, dormando wrote: > > > - We _must_ have at least two more implemented clients in more > > languages. It's easy to write under python, a little tricky under perl. > > Are there any raw C gotchas? Ruby? Can pure PHP support it? Do we need > > to modify the spec slightly to make it fit? > > > > > Will it be likely that many of these will be wrappers around > something like Brian Aker's C library? > > I released a new version of my java client (2.0.1) with the latest > server changes for 1.3.0 (most recently, the response byte that differs from > the request byte). > > I also updated my python client and server to test against it. I > wouldn't think anyone would use these in any real application, though. I > mean... I wouldn't. They existed early just for interop testing. > > Is anyone working on any other clients? > > -- > Dustin Sallings > > > >
