Hi
Marko
You
are new to JAVA, but most of all you seem to be new to XML-RPC, so it migth be a
good
idea
to examine some small examples.
Just
try the alternatives you mentioned to better understand the difference and
how far
each
of the ways to implement things better matches the requirements of your
app.
Start by extending WebServer and using sync
communication.
Extending a class means that there's less left to code for your app as
lots of methods needed
are already there.
Communicating asynchronuously might be a little bit more confusing
for
the
beginner, but sometimes you may be required to use it.
Also
take a look at http://www.xmlrpc.com/.
Andreas
-----Original Message-----Hi everybody,
From: Marko Milicic [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, February 04, 2006 6:45 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Please help
I'm moving from PHP programmer to java programmer. My very first project will be some web service.
Short description:
Some desktop application (swing) will be feed by data, and provided with functionality of some web service. I found Apache XMLRPC library ideal for this :)
My question is Is there any good tutorial on how to write service using XMLRPC?
I spent some time reading your official documentation but even now I'm not able to start coding my application. I have number of dilemas like:
- What is better to extend WebServer class or to embedd it in my application (service)
- Sinch or Asinc communication?
I'm sure it will be a real pleasure working with Apache XMLRPC just if there would be some nice starter tutorial.
Best regards
Milicic Marko
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