On 29-Apr-09, at 9:04 AM, Mario Haza Trevino wrote:
Good morning.
Just asking for your help, this phorum is great, i have learned a
lot of you and i also know that must ok you have a lot of experience.
Is there a possibility, other than virtualization or operating
system emulation, to put on a .Net application on a SPARC Solaris
machine? Mono could be usable?
Mono might work but be aware Mono is dual licensed much like mySQL
Check http://mono-project.com/License
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Subject: XML-RPC via RB?
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Greets NUG -
I have ah application need to retrieve and parse XML data from a web
server (A Cisco router running debian linux) that is directly connected
via ethernet to the host computer. The data is streaming from a network of
wireless sensors. It is provided using "XML-RPC" protocol
(http://www.xmlrpc.com/). From the site home page, transport layer appears
to be http.
Does anyone have experience with this beastie?
From the list of tutorials on the site, it appears that XML-RPC queries
can be made using AppleScript. But, I am looking for something that can be
implemented in a clean RB xplat app, without huge block of code that are
OS-dependent. Many of the referenced tutorial listed on the site are also
now dead links.
Many thanks,
Jim Wagner
Department of Biological & Ecological Engineering
Oregon State University
[my other hat]
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