I had the same issue and found gsoap. It uses C++, but can be
integrated nicely in a mm file.
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On 17 Apr 2009, at 09:23, Alexander Spohr <a...@freeport.de> wrote:
Am 17.04.2009 um 00:06 schrieb Russell Cook:
I am working on a custom Obj-C framework that I need to expose
through web
services on an Xserve. I am finding a serious lack of support for
server-side web services in the Cocoa frameworks. My searching has
turned
up little from others following this same path. From what I have
found,
these are my options:
- WebObjects (Java, is this still recommended for use? still
supported and
maintained?)
This is your best option. Apple uses it throughout their web services.
And you will find at home if you already know Cocoa because
Foundation is there. CoreData is a lightweight EOF so that is a
known part also. The WO-framework is a logical extension.
And it is portable as it is pure Java. Can be deployed standalone,
no other appserver (e.g. Tomcat) needed but sill possible.
I used it since version 0.9 and tried lots of other application
servers. I still think it is the best thing out there - but I do
have a strong WO/Cocoa bias anyway, as I work with that stuff since
1991 ;)
atze
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