Various comments:
- I would prefer it to be LGPL so it might be included in Qt proper...
- Someone asked about not using QtXML and just stream reader classes. I agree
for the run-time stuff it would be nice to use the stream stuff in QtCore, but
I don't see the wsdl utility usign QtXML being a big deal.
- A purist might want to see it not require networking (just provide request
serialization) so you could do SOAP over email
(http://www.w3.org/TR/soap12-email) and other exotic bindings (RPC, etc)
- I haven't had time to check this out in detail, but I am excited about it and
I will attempt to enhance it rather than roll my own again. For contributions,
I'll share what I do, but I'd prefer my work being LGPL licensed.
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From: qt next <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Cc: [email protected]
Sent: Monday, August 15, 2011 8:33 AM
Subject: Re: [Qt5-feedback] Web service functionality in Qt5
@Tomasz : Do you plan to release QWebService with another licence : Lgpl ?MIT?
BSD? to allow commercial uses ?
2011/8/15 Peter Hartmann <[email protected]>
(the reply might not show up in thread, I joined the mailing list after
>this message was posted)
>
>@Tomasz:
>
>I like your idea regarding a SOAP code generator approach, here some
>thoughts:
>
>* regarding your WSDL-to-C++ generator: Are you planning to access the
>Qt schema data model in xmlpatterns (src/xmlpatterns/schema/)? That
>might be the way to go, so you get a Qt representation of the XML schema
>portion of a WSDL file for free. Accessing the functionality might be
>tricky though, you would need to include private header files etc.
>
>* Using Qt XML module: How about using QXmlStream* classes in the core
>module? They are much more memory efficient, but operate on a lower
>layer (like SAX), but in the case of SOAP where XML messages can become
>quite big you might not want to have the whole DOM in memory.
>
>Btw. there will be a talk titled "Qt Networking - Web Services" at the
>DevDays 2011 (see http://qt.nokia.com/qtdevdays2011/techtrack), but that
>talk will be targeting REST based Web Services...
>
>Regards,
>
>Peter
>
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