Re: SOAP Server
Re: SOAP Server
- Subject: Re: SOAP Server
- From: John Anderson <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 21 Dec 2002 12:30:35 -0800
I was thinking of doing this earlier and considered a number of
options... the one that I arrived at was to use Perl. Perl has all
kinds of SOAP modules. You can bundle them inside your application.
And thanks to the ObjC-Perl bridge, all you would have to do is look
for distributed objects and bridge them.
You could get something up and running very fast with soaplite
(http://www.soaplite.com/), but it would be nice to have Foundation
based Objective-C classes, as well... --Kent
You can. You just need this line at the top of your Perl code:
use Foundation;
With this you can call all of the Foundation methods from within Perl.
I used this in the QTSS Web admin to control QuickTime Broadcaster from
a Perl library (since the web-admin is a set of Perl CGIs). The source
is available at the Darwin site as part of the Darwin Streaming Server
sourcce download, and is a decent (although shamefully uncommented)
example of using Foundation classes inside of Perl.
John Anderson
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