Well it depends. I will look into it and may end up using it. I may use it as a better AutoProtocol alternative.
AutoProtocol is a tool that allow programmers to write Objective-C native bindings to an application server using JSON exchange over HTTP (HTTPS) without actually writing any code. It will read and write JSON information using reflection (property introspection) and KVC. If the protocol is simple, all you need may be just a header file and an empty source code file (compile with clang -Xclang -fobjc-default-synthesize-properties) or @synthesize's. My project use a JSON-based protocol over HTTPS to the server, hence I wrote AutoProtocol. It is open sourced, but license is not yet decided. If you guys are interested, I will LGPL it (after removing my project-specific code); or else, i will BSDL it. 在 2013-4-13，下午3:57，Riccardo Mottola <r...@gnu.org> 写道： > Maxthon Chan wrote: >> Um, I think my project, a partly open-source social aggregation software, >> WebFusion, will have a Linux version that is a direct port (as in almost >> 100% code reused) from the Mac version. Hence it will not be the last known >> application. >> > You use GModel? that doesn't exist on Mac! > > Riccardo _______________________________________________ Gnustep-dev mailing list Gnustep-dev@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnustep-dev
