PHPRPC 3.0 final released!

PHPRPC is a lightweight, secure, cross-domain, platform-independent, language-independent, envirment-independent, complex object supported, reference parameters supported, content redirecting supported, session supported, service-oriented, high performance remote procedure call protocol.

This version is 3.0. Currently, PHPRPC has been implemented by following programming languages:

* ASP: supports both JScript and VBScript.

* ActionScript: offers ActionScript 2.0 and ActionScript 3.0 support.

* Delphi/Kylix: provides Delphi 7.0 and Kylix support, which not only satify Win32 development, but also Linux development. The latest version supports Delphi 2009 Windows development.

* Java: compatibles with JDK 1.4 (and later versions), it also supports Google Android SDK. Further more, it releases with a J2ME implementation, supports CLDC-1.1 and MIDP-1.0.

* JavaScript: provides two implementations, one is pure Javascript implementation, another one requires a swf file. Both of them support cross-domain remote procedure call, the one requires swf won't restrict the length of the parameter, and it is considered to be more secure. Both two support IE 5+, Netscape 7+, Firefox, Mozilla, Opera, Safari, Epiphany, Camino and Konqueror. The pure Javascript version supports more mobile browsers, including Pocket IE, Opera Mini, Opera Mobile, iPhone, Android.

* .NET: supports all .NET languages ( including C#, VB.NET, VC.NET, Delphi.NET and so on ), it compatibles with .NET Framework and .NET Compact Framework, even works with Mono! The latest version supports SilverLight 2.0!

* PHP: works perfectly with PHP4 and PHP5, potentially compatibles with PHP6 (under development).

* Python: requires Python 2.5 or Python 2.6, can be distrubuted on Google App Engine.

* Ruby: compatibles with Ruby 1.8.5 and later. can be running as cgi、fcgi、scgi、lsapi, also supports standalone servers ( including mongrel、thin、ebb or webrick ).

* Perl：Unstable yet, needs further work.

* Lazarus(Free Pascal)：Ports from Delphi, needs Indy for Lazarus supports.

PHPRPC for ASP, .NET, Java, Ruby, Python and PHP include both client and server implementations.