On 10 Apr 2008, at 15:22, Valentin Dan wrote:
A few more details :)
- server: Windows (so absolutely not Cocoa)
- communication : XML messages (need to both send & receive messages)
What kind of XML messages? Over what kind of transport? HTTP?
Something else? XML on its own is just a data format, not a
communication protocol.
If you're talking XML-RPC, then the ObjectLibraryNetwork page on
CocoaDev has a pointer to an implementation. If it's raw XML with no
encapsulation or with custom encapsulation you may want to use one of
the stream classes. If it's XML over HTTP (but not XML-RPC or SOAP),
NSURLConnection et al. will probably work for you. If it's SOAP,
check out the WebServices framework.
Unless you're using a standard protocol like XML-RPC or SOAP, you most
likely won't find a perfect match for what you're trying to do. But
there are lots of things, both in the standard frameworks and
available separately under various Open Source licenses that can help
you.
Kind regards,
Alastair.
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http://alastairs-place.net
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