• myXML.addRequestHeader("SOAPAction", "\"/radio"");
• myXML.sendAndLoad( "http://localhost:5335/radio", myResponseXML);

This means one can send a SOAP message to for example Radio...

Wow! After installing Radio Userland long. long time ago, neglected RU's scripting capabilities since. I knew it was good stuff, but this good....Last week I took a better look, and discovered incredible ease of use (if one knows a little scripting). Creating a new Radio Tool is just one mouseclick away! Thanks Dave, soon there will be the Groove Interop Tool for Radio!

Decided to look at Radio because release of Groove 2.5 is not long away. Point is: Radio is a SOAP server/client and so is Groove 2.5! Groove will function as your own private webserver, much like RU. All kinds of fun things will be possible:

• Notify Groove that RU recieved fresh hot news
• Notify Groove a post was added to/deleted from RU
• Add/Edit posts from Groove (Collabborative blogging!)
• Subscribe to news from Groove
• etc.