Re: SOAP and WebServices
Re: SOAP and WebServices
- Subject: Re: SOAP and WebServices
- From: Matt Neuburg <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 01 Jun 2006 09:07:18 -0700
- Thread-topic: SOAP and WebServices
On Thu, 1 Jun 2006 09:41:56 +0200, Sebastian Morsch <email@hidden> said:
>Dear Alexander,
>
>I try to find an easy (newbie-friendly) way to communicate with the
>Google API from Cocoa. I found your post on cocoa-dev from last year:
>
>------------------------------------------
>For those who are looking to use SOAP in their Cocoa apps, I have a
>nice little sample using the google SOAP api. I will "polish" it a
>bit more and post it, but if somebody wants it right now then please
>send me a message.
>------------------------------------------
>
>That sounded like the perfect match for me! It would be really great
>if you could post/send me a copy of that sample. I couldn't find
>anything else on this, only solutions that seemed a little too much
>for my humble programming skills (the gSOAP solution, for example).
There are good, very easy examples of SOAP calls in my AppleScript book.
AppleScript is an easy front end to the WebServices API and can be used in a
Cocoa application. However, be warned that Apple's SOAP implementation is
not compatible with most of the SOAP servers out there (a major bug, IMHO; I
have no solution). m.
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