I have no problem putting my version in the contrib, just didn't know if I'd be stepping on anyone's toes doing so. The thing I like about my version is A) handles errors gracefully B) don't need to subclass anything, just use add_service() function C) can place the rpc controller in any URL scheme D) only one I saw that implements the test functions laid out in the rpc server wiki page. Before I add it to contrib has anyone tried running it to make sure it works? if you don't use mercurial you can still get the source as a zip/gz from
http://bitbucket.org/delaney/cooks_do_cherry_pie/src/ to try out.
On Wed, Jun 24, 2009 at 7:36 AM, thron7
<thomas.herchenroeder@...> wrote:
Burak Arslan wrote:
> Andreas Ecker wrote:
>
>> qooxdoo/Python people speak up! ;-)
>>
>>
>>
>
> i keep repeating this but here it is again: i got a soap-rpc server in
> the soap contrib.
>
http://qooxdoo.org/contrib/project#soap
>
i think it's good you keep repeating that, since i'm not sure people
know how to make use of that. Your contrib wiki docu could use brush-up,
if you ask me (in fact there is none). You could add a section how to
plug the qooxdoo RPC classes to your server?!
what's that?!
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