I committed a SOAP server (using CGI) and client (just for testing the server) to CVS today. They're buried down in sword/apps/console/diatheke/soap. sapouni.cgi is the server. soapatheke.pl is the client. Both require the SOAP::Lite Perl module as well as everything needed for HTTP transport using SOAP::Lite.
The server is running on my server with the following: uri: http://bible.gotjesus.org/sapouni proxy: http://bible.gotjesus.org/cgi-bin/sapouni.cgi It has only one function, at least for now: biblequery(<books>, <verse/word/search key>, <options>, <encoding>, <markup>, <searchtype>, <locale>, <transliteration script>, <max verses>) <books> can be a space delimited list of books, a single book, or "" for KJV (default). For everything else, consult the output from diatheke (the command-line version) for valid arguments/syntax. If you want to use the default value or no value for one of the arguments, omit it or set it to "". The return value will be the verses you request in a format identical to what you would receive when executing diatheke on the command line. This is basically a stripped down version of the web/CGI perl script that took me all of about 2 hours to write, and most of that was spent installing Perl modules. SOAP functionality is provided entirely by SOAP::Lite, so don't ask me anything about SOAP, because I don't know the answer. :) Sapouni is Greek for soap, for those who were wondering. --Chris
