Re: [xmlblaster-devel] Sending Objects?

[Marcel Ruff <ruff at swand.lake.de>]

> > Does XMLBlaster send objects or just XML?
> > thanks,
> > Mark
>
> I think, xmlBlaster manage only XML messages.
> So, perhaps you have to encapsulate en XML view of your object,
> then extract back for instanciation.
>
> Perhaps some library exists
> that can create a XML form of object
> in Standard way like SOAP or XML-Rpc without their transport support ?
>
> Cyrille

xmlBlaster sends its content as a "byte[]", "blob" or "any" (in CORBA 
jargon) or "unsigned char[]" (in C/C++).
So you can send anything in the content, for example Java objects
gif images, xml strings, numbers, Python scripts, toaster, washing 
machines, a bottle of beer (to my destination please) ...

The key is a string only, containing xml markup meta information about
what is lurking aroung in its content.


regards,

Marcel



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