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...This library uses several boost libraries to create a complete SOAP server implementation during compile time based on the signature of exported methods.
This library includes a validating XMLParser.
wsdlpull is an efficient and powerful command line utility for dynamic inspection and invocation of WSDL web services.It provides a C++ library with dynamic WSDL invocation API,WSDL parser,Schema parser and Validator and an xmlpull Parser/Serializer.
This is C++ implementation of the XML-RPC protocol for the Symbian platform (S60 series). This library implements client functionality. XML-RPC is a lightweight Internet protocol for requesting remote services.
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A simple, easy to use RPC alternative to SOAP or XML-RPC with built in code generation. Focussed on ease of use, simplicity, and having a human readable protocol. Check out the WIKI for documentation and examples.