Also ...
for perl, there is a very nice solution:
http://qooxdoo.org/contrib/project/rpcperl-mojo
cheers
tobi
Today omrihar wrote:
> I know you said you are looking for a standalone rpc server for python, but I
> just wanted to hint at Web2py as well - though it is really a framework i
> foun
I know you said you are looking for a standalone rpc server for python, but I
just wanted to hint at Web2py as well - though it is really a framework i
found it quite easy to use mainly for maintaining my database and answering
RPC calls from Qooxdoo.
You simply wrap your function definitions with
I would definitely still be interested in a standalone python rpc server,
although I am playing with php for now.
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Hi,
Has I said in my precedent post, I was looking for a simple mod_python
module for RPC. I've tried some and try to implement my own based on the
4 years old source of the python-rpc project
(http://json-rpc.org/wiki/python-json-rpc).
Finally I managed to use this old project with Qooxdoo prov
Thanks for all the replies. The back end requirements for my projects are
very minimal so a standalone server in a known language would have been
ideal. At this point I want to stay with familiar systems rather than learn
a whole lot of new stuff, so I will pass on django, cherrypy, etc.
I have in
Hi,
I use Django framework in server side and use rpc4django for JSON-RPC and it
works perfectly. Take a look:
http://davidfischer.name/rpc4django/
Cheers,
Ana Rita
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On 09/27/2011 10:47 AM, panyasan wrote:
> Hi, the RpcPython contrib is unmaintained, and there is little promise in
> updating it. A better idea is toto take a third-party functional JSON-RPC
> 2.0 server written in python with the current qooxdoo jsonrpc 2.0 client. I
> don't know which one this
Hi Kim,
I'm using the following JsonRpcStore example and changed some little things.
But the original one is a good and working(!) starting point:
http://qooxdoo-contrib.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/qooxdoo-contrib/trunk/qooxdoo-contrib/VirtualData/trunk/source/class/virtualdata/store/JsonRpc.js?vie
Hi, the RpcPython contrib is unmaintained, and there is little promise in
updating it. A better idea is toto take a third-party functional JSON-RPC
2.0 server written in python with the current qooxdoo jsonrpc 2.0 client. I
don't know which one this would be since I don't use python currently, but
I want the opposite. I want a standalone rpc server, but it would be good if
it worked "out of the box". I would prefere not to run obsoleted libraries.
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Hi,
I've faced the same issue with rpcpython for qooxdoo rpc. The main thing
is the json parser. Python has a good build-in json module now but
rpcpython depends on outdated third-party libraries. Does anyone uses a
functional python backend for jsonrpc? I'm looking for a mod_apache one,
not a
Hi,
I am very new here, and want to use rpcpython. I think it has some outdated
dependencies. I anyone able to help?
Thanks,
Kim
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> AFAIK the development of the original, external qxjsonrpc library was
> abandoned, but was integrated into a regular qooxdoo contribution,
> RpcPython:
> http://qooxdoo.org/contrib/project#rpcpython
>
> You seem to have hit an outdated document about the old stuff, rather
> see the following:
>
Andreas Ecker-2 wrote:
>
> Btw, Christian Boulanger created this contrib and included qxjsonrpc
> from Viktor Ferenczi, both of which I put on CC. Would be great you
> could help to bring the contrib up-to-date where needed.
>
Hi, sorry, I cannot be of help here. I simply ported the externally
Hi John!
> in the docs (1.3.x) for python rpc there is a reference to the
> qxjsonrpc library
> the link is dead... is this available somewhere else?
AFAIK the development of the original, external qxjsonrpc library was
abandoned, but was integrated into a regular qooxdoo contribution,
RpcPython
panyasan wrote:
>
> ...
>
> I am fairly new to Python, that's why I welcome comments and criticism
> about the current implementation, in particular, on security issues etc.
> Also, please go ahead and test the code yourself.
>
> ...
>
Since I departed from the explicit registration of serv
Since I have it running with cjson, I'd be happy if you - Thomas or Siarhei -
could update the code to make use of simplejson... I need to move on to
other issues.
Thanks!
Siarhei Barysiuk wrote:
>
> Yep, and we use simplejson for QxTransformer as well.
>
> Siarhei
>
> On Nov 24, 2009, at 11
Yep, and we use simplejson for QxTransformer as well.
Siarhei
On Nov 24, 2009, at 11:17 AM, thron7 wrote:
> Just a minor thing: simplejson is part of the qooxdoo SDK (in
> tool/pylib), and since Python 2.6 part of Python itself, as module
> 'json'.
>
> T.
>
> panyasan wrote:
>> Hello List,
>>
Just a minor thing: simplejson is part of the qooxdoo SDK (in
tool/pylib), and since Python 2.6 part of Python itself, as module 'json'.
T.
panyasan wrote:
> Hello List,
>
> some time ago already, Viktor Ferenczi wrote a jsonrpc server in Python
> (see http://python.cx.hu/qxjsonrpc). Unfortunat
Hello Christian,
I am not the python expert either so I can't give you any feedback on the
code. Maybe Thomas can have a look at it because he's the expert. But as you
sure know, we are preparing the beta release so don't expect some feedback
too soon.
But you can expect a big thank you for anoth
Hello List,
some time ago already, Viktor Ferenczi wrote a jsonrpc server in Python
(see http://python.cx.hu/qxjsonrpc). Unfortunately, he currently has no time
to further develop it. I imported his externally hosted code to
qooxdoo-contrib, fixed a small typo which kept it from functioning, and
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