Hi!
I want to something like SOAP but with local IPC (dont want to use HTTP
and dont want to waste ports). In my case I want to be able to start
Perl-scripts from Ruby without having to parse some strange
self-invented text string from input/output to convert it to data
structures, but I could probably easily implement this with XML but it
would be nice if there exists some solution already.
I guess that this means that I want to convert data structures to and
from XML like SOAP does!
Is there anything like this that can do it for me?
/Rick
On Mon, 7 Aug 2006, Rickard Sjostrom wrote:
Is there anything like this that can do it for me?
/Rick
perl and ruby both speak yaml - why not use it - it will be far less
pain.
-a
unknown wrote:
On Mon, 7 Aug 2006, Rickard Sjostrom wrote:
Is there anything like this that can do it for me?
/Rick
perl and ruby both speak yaml - why not use it - it will be far less
pain.
-a
Thanks a lot! That’s probably what I’m looking for and you’ve probably
saved me from that pain! I’ll look into it now! Thanks again!
/Rick
unknown wrote:
perl and ruby both speak yaml - why not use it - it will be far less
pain.
Just a note that if you do this you may want to use the Perl YAML::Syck
module. I’ve had minor problems with getting Ruby produced YAML
accepted by the older pure-Perl YAML module. Using YAML::Syck means
that both sides (Perl and Ruby) are sitting on top of the same
underlying C code and I haven’t had problems since.