Hi Joseph!
Good luck! - it looks like things are going pretty well so far.
Does GemStone/S have any support for SOAP yet? If not you might want to
look at Steve Waring's Spray implementation after you've got Swazoo running
- it's coming along nicely and is doing well in interop testing with other
SOAP implementations. It's currently running in Dolphin, but the only part
that might be a little hairy to port is using another XML parser instead of
MSXML. On the plus side, he's got hundreds of sunit tests to go along with
it!
You can check out more info at
http://www.dolphinharbor.org if you're
interested. Code and interop tests are there- but documentation is a little
lacking right now since he's in the middle of another big refactoring.
Jerry Bell
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> From: Joseph Bacanskas [mailto:
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> Subject: [Swazoo-devel] The next target platform - GemStone/S
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> Hi All:
>
> I've had a little down time (read laid off), so I thought I
> would attack a
> port of Swazoo to GemStone/S. I tried a while ago, but
> didn't get very far.
> Happily, Ken has done some wonderful refactoring in the
> interum, which seems
> to be helping.
>
> So far, I have gotten all of the classes and all but a
> handful of methods to
> compile in GS. The socket stuff went much more smoothly than
> I expected. I
> am starting with the HTTPServerTests because so much relies upon the
> HTTPServer. No tests are running yet, but I still feel like
> there has been a
> lot of progress in 3 one hour coding/porting sessions. Wish
> me luck. ;-)
>
> Cheers!!
>
> --
> Thanks!!
> Joseph Bacanskas [|]
> --- I use Smalltalk. My amp goes to eleven.
>
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