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  Friday, September 20, 2002


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4:40:08 PM  comment []  [ permalink ]  
categories: silverback
WebKreator - Instant Webservices with PHP and XML-RPC!

This sounds cool: code to create XMLRPC services for existing PHP classes!

[via newsisfree.com]


1:43:35 PM  comment []  [ permalink ]  
categories: silverback

Dave asks:
Here's a feature request cast into the wind, not for anyone in particular. When I post a comment on weblog, as I do more often these days, I'd like to be notified when someone else posts to the same item, or perhaps the same weblog. It would automate something I do manually now. It would require a lot of cooperation to make such a feature work. [Scripting News]

It's a good idea. How would you like to be notified? Email seems kind of clunky. It would be nice if my 2WayApp (see my comment and others) could either pop up a notification or -- even less obtrusive -- keep a running list of responses on comment threads that I've participated in.

Email notification actually wouldn't be that difficult to implement. There are comment posting systems that do this already. But they're annoying. The second method involves creating some infrastructure to deal with this and (like Dave says) requires a fair amount of cooperation and coordination.


1:12:05 PM  comment []  [ permalink ]  
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