John Thorhauer wrote:
>
> "Daniel L. Rall" wrote:
> >
> > I'm just completing such a service that transports via server pull. It
> > handles both HTTP and application (i.e. CGI) authorization. Let me know
> > if this is of use to you, as a good portion of it is available publicly
> > as part of the Joist <http://joist.tigris.org/> project.
>
> Im interested. Tell me more. Is there docs or code that I can see. Is
> this the type of thing that can be used for app to app communication or
> does it just send back html to the client?
URLFetcher
<http://joist.tigris.org/source/browse/joist/java/org/joist/util/URLFetcher.java?rev=1.4&content-type=text/x-cvsweb-markup>
performs any necessary auth, then grabs a stream to the content of the
URLs that you point it at. The only way I could see it being used for
two way communication is through CGI parameter passing. Though I've
never used it myself, I would recommend XML-RPC--rather than CGI--for
any serious message passing.
If you're interested in how the XML parser handoff and implementation
work, I can describe it a little bit, but the code is not currently OS.
Lemme know. :)
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