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I have not tried playing around with using XML-RPC in .NET. It seems like you could use the remoting architecture already in .NET, but ship XML-RPC instead of SOAP. I wonder if that would require building an XML-RPC Channel Formatter for .NET as well? I wonder if I can justify the time pursuing this? 3:02:59 PM [Macro error: The file "D:\Program Files\Radio UserLand\www\#prefs.txt" wasn't found.] |
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O'Reilly Network: Top Ten FAQs for Web ServicesWeb services represent an important evolutionary step in building distributed applications. But, what exactly is a Web service? What is the Web service protocol stack? And, does the World Wide Web Consortium support any Web service standards? A nice resource for getting some quick background on Web Services. It also pays well-deserved tribute to XML-RPC, a technology that is far easier to master than SOAP and arguably as useful for most day-to-day situations. |