XML RPC in Production

[Shahid Faiz <sh...@gmail.com>]

Hi,

As XML RPC is in beta development, can any one tell me should I use it in
for my production application. If not, what is alternate to this ?? because
i don't want to use full fledge web services, because both my client and
server applications will remain on Java platform.

Regards
Shahid

Re: XML RPC in Production

[Shahid Faiz <sh...@gmail.com>]

Thanks Jochen, and JL Cruz,

Of course I am using it and didn't face any problem. This was just a thought
and wanted to know people comments as cruz mentioned.

- shahid

On 7/6/06, Jose Luis Cruz <jl...@ravenpack.com> wrote:
>
> El Jueves, 6 de Julio de 2006 09:24, Jochen Wiedmann escribió:
> > On 7/6/06, Shahid Faiz <sh...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > As XML RPC is in beta development, can any one tell me should I use it
> in
> > > for my production application. If not, what is alternate to this ??
> > > because i don't want to use full fledge web services, because both my
> > > client and server applications will remain on Java platform.
> >
> > We'll most probably have an RC1 and a final version within 6 weeks.
> > (At least I am unaware of any problems.) But anyways: If you don't
> > trust a software, because it has a "beta", or whatever in the name,
> > then don't use it. Most possibly, you feel unable to help yourself in
> > case of problems, in which case you are better suited with some
> > commercial tool that allows you to blame the fault to the vendor.
> >
> >
> > Jochen
> We use it in production since 2.0...
>
> The jump to 3.0 was not smooth due to the change in the API, but...
> working
> and fine.
>
> Regards,
> jlcruz
>
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Re: XML RPC in Production

[Jose Luis Cruz <jl...@ravenpack.com>]

El Jueves, 6 de Julio de 2006 09:24, Jochen Wiedmann escribió:
> On 7/6/06, Shahid Faiz <sh...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > As XML RPC is in beta development, can any one tell me should I use it in
> > for my production application. If not, what is alternate to this ??
> > because i don't want to use full fledge web services, because both my
> > client and server applications will remain on Java platform.
>
> We'll most probably have an RC1 and a final version within 6 weeks.
> (At least I am unaware of any problems.) But anyways: If you don't
> trust a software, because it has a "beta", or whatever in the name,
> then don't use it. Most possibly, you feel unable to help yourself in
> case of problems, in which case you are better suited with some
> commercial tool that allows you to blame the fault to the vendor.
>
>
> Jochen
We use it in production since 2.0...

The jump to 3.0 was not smooth due to the change in the API, but... working 
and fine.

Regards,
jlcruz

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Re: XML RPC in Production

[Jochen Wiedmann <jo...@gmail.com>]

On 7/6/06, Shahid Faiz <sh...@gmail.com> wrote:

> As XML RPC is in beta development, can any one tell me should I use it in
> for my production application. If not, what is alternate to this ?? because
> i don't want to use full fledge web services, because both my client and
> server applications will remain on Java platform.

We'll most probably have an RC1 and a final version within 6 weeks.
(At least I am unaware of any problems.) But anyways: If you don't
trust a software, because it has a "beta", or whatever in the name,
then don't use it. Most possibly, you feel unable to help yourself in
case of problems, in which case you are better suited with some
commercial tool that allows you to blame the fault to the vendor.


Jochen

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