I believe you interact using JSON and JSON-RPC. I believe Andrew
Lindsay's
LEWOStuff framework has code to do that type of thing.
I took a look at the Sproutcore stuff, and even installed it. More
details on backend web service development assume RoR, but in the
end,
its just JSON-RPC. So, LEWOStuff is one solution. The other thing is
to use webservices (aka SOAP).
Wonder has some JSON RPC stuff as well in Ajax.framework, though
Andrew's is more fully thought out. I do have some thoughts on
stateful JSON services, though, to move from the straight RPC route
and towards a "component action" model of services. We'll see if it
works out or just makes things more confusing :)
ms
A snippet from this article suggests MobileMe is sprout running on WO.
Maybe worth keeping an eye out for WOSprout.framework on those nightly
builds :-)
http://www.roughlydrafted.com/2008/06/14/cocoa-for-windows-flash-killer-sproutcore/#more-1936
"SproutCore web apps also combine the power and flexibility of web
services with the advantages of client-server computing, prompting
Apple to refer to the new model as “web client - server.” In Mobile
Me, its new web apps tie into web services vended by WebObjects and
WebDAV servers, but anyone can build SproutCore web apps that tie into
PHP or any other existing servers that offer up data in XML or JSON
objects."
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