All, Anyone given any consideration to adding XML-RPC or WebDAV to Webware?
One thing I'm doing for a PHP site I want to convert to Webware is writing a WebDAV layer around the database-generated article pages, which lets remote authors and editors use a WebDAV client on their local machine and their favorite editor to author and edit content, which is a real improvement over suffering with TEXTAREA in Netscape or IE. Likewise the site uses XML-RPC in a PHP script to do "Mail this page" functionality (calls, via XML-RPC, a method on my Zope server, which runs an "external Python method" to do send and log the mail, etc.); having a nice XML-RPC Kit in Webware would be very handy, both for client and server. I'm guessing that WebDAV, as an extension of HTTP, would just fit into WebKit? How about XML-RPC? Are these both "-Kit" level integration jobs or what? There's plenty of good XML-RPC and WebDAV code around in Python. As I'm sure all of you know, Fred Lundh's XML-RPC is in Py 2.2's stdlib. So what I'm really asking is how do the Webware gurus imagine both of these being best integrated into Webware? (And I suppose what goes for XML-RPC will be similar to what will go for SOAP, once a SOAP lib makes it into Python std lib, which I expect will happen by 2.3.) Best, Kendall Clark PS--I am not a huge Zope fan, but it has *very* nice XML-RPC support. Essentially every Zope method can be called via XML-RPC, and you don't have to write any support code; it just works. Very nice. -- Honesty subverts! _______________________________________________ Webware-discuss mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/webware-discuss
