[Seaside] [FIX] SeasideServiceSyncToSeaside2.3

[Giovanni JJ Giorgi]

I have used a bit of XML-RPC.
It is simpler then SOAP and I prefer it because XMLRPC is 2 pages spec!
A Seaside XMLRPC integration will be a very good idea because you can 
expose XML-RPC services, and use Seaside as a backend server, leaving on 
the front apache with perl/java or what you like.
Even javascript can do XML-RPC call!!
My little blog (http://objectsroot.com) expose a XML-RPC complex api and 
it is very simple to use them outside it!!
It is written with movable type.

Markus Fritsche wrote:

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>Hmm, Dave Winer (the inventor of XML-RPC) helped creating SOAP and, as far
>as I know, created XML-RPC the same time as a lightweight alternative. The
>consequence is that XML-RPC knows nothing about namespaces, complex data,
>objects, state or other transport layers that http.
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>Regards, Markus
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