Hello Amedeo;
Somebody in New Zealand uses my JSON-RPC system to sync a local
database (of reasonable complexity) at a client's site using a pure
java-client over into a WebObjects application running in a data
centre. I think this works out fine -- maybe he can elaborate... In
any case, I agree with sentiments made here regarding SOAP!
cheers.
Don't go to SOAP hell if you have control over both apps, use JSON-
RPC or REST instead.
Or plists serialized into strings or... anything else.
...
I have to start a new project, help me choose the right way :-)
I need to create two distinct webobjects applications, one running
on my customer's server, and one running in the my webfarm.
There are also two distinct databases, one on customer and one on
my webfarm.
So, the each application access it's own database.
I need that the application on my webfarm get access to some data
in the customer's database, but I cannot connect directly to
database, I should ask the data to the application running on my
customer.
I have never done this, I have heard about SOAP ( is right ?? ),
do you know some examples ?
I'm reading this doc...
http://developer.apple.com/documentation/WebObjects/Web_Services/Introduction/chapter_2_section_1.html
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Andrew Lindesay
www.lindesay.co.nz
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