Hi.
Michael, I agree with you for the separation of concerns.
The new design use :
TAbstractTransport for the transport layer
( specialization could be HTTP, TCP, ...).
TAbstractFormater for the serialization of content
( specialization could be SOAP, XML-RPC, custom
Inoussa OUEDRAOGO schreef:
Hi.
My congratulations to the FPC team and Lazarus team.
I'am working on this toolkit, to add Web Service support to FPC and
Lazarus. My aim is to merge it with the FCL (LCL). The attached
archive contains all the source code and a documentation file (
OpenDocument
I have no idea, if this is going to be added to the FCL, (that is more
appropiate
than the LCL), but I do think it is a good idea to put this package on the
Lazarus
Code and Components Repository. Some people might try and test it.
If you are interested in create a new entry for it on
Does it use the xmlrpc unit from the FCL
(http://svn.freepascal.org/svn/fpc/trunk/fcl/net/)?
Does it overlap regarding functionality?
It uses DOM, xmlread and xmlwrite units.
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Does it overlap regarding functionality?
This package have a different goal; The primary goal is to expose
services as normal fpc interfaces by providing a proxy implementation
as Delphi does; please take a look at the doc file.
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Inoussa OUEDRAOGO schreef:
Does it overlap regarding functionality?
This package have a different goal; The primary goal is to expose
services as normal fpc interfaces by providing a proxy implementation
as Delphi does; please take a look at the doc file.
Unfortuanately, I don't have
2006/4/24, Michael Van Canneyt [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Mon, 24 Apr 2006, Inoussa OUEDRAOGO wrote:
Does it overlap regarding functionality?
This package have a different goal; The primary goal is to expose
services as normal fpc interfaces by providing a proxy implementation
as Delphi does;
Hi.
My congratulations to the FPC team and Lazarus team.
I'am working on this toolkit, to add Web Service support to FPC and
Lazarus. My aim is to merge it with the FCL (LCL). The attached
archive contains all the source code and a documentation file (
OpenDocument format, I use OpenOffice 2.0 to
