On Wed, 2003-02-12 at 19:20, Alex Barclay wrote: > Derek Atkins wrote: > One of the applications I would like to produce at some point is a > general ledger running on my palm. When I sync it would upload its data > to the gnucash engine. If we went with a raw socket interface I'd be > left writing the interface code. If we went with SOAP I'd be left > writing the XML messages. If we go with CORBA I can use the current > object mapping and concentrate only on my app.
Not that I am advocating SOAP, or any other method, but this is a misleading statement. You might as well say 'If we go with CORBA, I'd be left writing the CORBA messages by hand'. Of course, no one would do that since you could use a CORBA library to do that for you. And that is precisely what you would do with SOAP. There are several free SOAP libraries available, for different languages. dave
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