Re: [OT, Q] Fast RPC library?

[Helge Hess]

On 23. Okt 2005, at 12:14 Uhr, Richard Frith-Macdonald wrote:
> One option, if you trust the clients to generate the valid xml, is  
> to write your own extremely simplified xml parser.

Well, but then, what would be the point in using XML-RPC? The only  
real gain you have is the implicit advantages of using a standard  
which implies that you have to deal with all the stuff attached.

What I can imagine is that pure HTTP with some custom XML format  
might be an option. With a proper HTTP/1.1 library which is  
supporting keep-alive and pipelining, one might get the requested  
amount of RPCs/s while still having a scalable and standards  
compliant base.
But then, this is not nearly as easy to implement as a simple HTTP/ 
1.0 server.


Actually I wonder _why_ you want to replace your existing system if  
that works?

> The GNUstep SQLClient library (in the dev-libs directory) contains  
> the WebServer class

Why the heck do you put a webserver class into a SQL library?! ;-)

Greets,
  Helge
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