From: Tommi <t.m...@ep...> - 2004-12-18 21:45:12
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Am Samstag, 18. Dezember 2004 13:50 schrieb stephan beal: > Hi again, > ... > > P provides some classes which have HUGE implications for s11n, > especially the IODevice layer. With streambuf wrappers, or equivalent, > we could de/ser from/to arbitrary pipes, using, zB, P::ProcessIO. This > would allow, zB, piping s11n over ssh connections, over HTTP and FTP, > etc. The uses for this are HUGE, my friends, HUGE! i experimented last > night with pulling s11n'd data from an http server. i haven't yet > written over http, but that should be trivial using your http code and > a CGI/PHP script on the server. That would allow client apps to save > over the web, bypassing most firewall-related problems of saving over > the net. > You mention PHP. And you like C++? Then you might be interested in my project tntnet. It is a webapplicationserver for C++, which supports a special template-system similar to PHP, but instead of embedding PHP in HTML, you can insert C++-code. Just visit the homepage http://www.tntnet.org/. And to add to your s11n (sounds interesting) - it would be fun to create a webapplication with tntnet, which serializes some c++-objects with s11n and a c++-client-program to receive them. Hey - that's great! I will look at s11n. Tommi |