Re: xml-rpc / soap (dont beat me)
Re: xml-rpc / soap (dont beat me)
- Subject: Re: xml-rpc / soap (dont beat me)
- From: Rob Ross <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 2 Oct 2007 09:57:56 -0700
There was a Late Night Cocoa podcast that talked about web services.
It's episode #3. You can find it on iTunes or here:
http://latenightcocoa.com/node/20
However, the conclusion was that the tools in Cocoa to do web
services are severely lacking compared to other platforms, like .Net
or Java.
Good luck!
Rob Ross, Lead Software Engineer
E! Networks
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On Oct 2, 2007, at 9:24 AM, Joeles Baker wrote:
Dear List,
after a lot of research, i know that this topic has been discussed
quite a few times,
but still i have no clue whats the actual way to go.
i have to talk to a webserver (undecided so far if xml-rpc or soap)
from a cocoa application
my goals are:
- high level (no hardcore coding)
- future proof for upcoming os version (so using supported frameworks)
but when stumbling all the mailinglist post and the developer
documentation
all i am able to find is obscure and outdated java / carbon /
applescript and so on stuff.
is there really no handy possibility to talk to webservices using
cocoa?
sample code & tutorials greatly apreciated!
best,
Joeles
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