Arghad Arnaout wrote:This Hello.cs uses the SOCKET protocol, so no XMLRPC is needed in this case.
Hi Mohannad ..
Here you can find a sample on how to write a client in csharp ...
http://www.xmlblaster.com/xmlBlaster/doc/requirements/client.csharp.html
You can start from the code here:
http://www.xmlblaster.org/xmlBlaster/src/csharp/Hello.cs.html
But the C# client uses a C DLL beneath (for the SOCKET communication) which is compiled like this:
build c-lib --> xmlBlaster/lib/libxmlBlasterClientCD.so
If you are on Linux a .so, on Windows a .dll is generated.
On Windows you need the Visual Studio compiler
and if on Linux you need the gcc or icc and mono
thanks
Marcel
First you have to start the server with XMLRPC support and then you can start your .NET client ...
Hope this help you ..
Cheers,
Arghad
On Fri, May 30, 2008 at 9:54 AM, Mohannad <r.mohannad at gmail.com <mailto:r.mohannad at gmail.com>> wrote:
Dear sir,
I need to make a small communication using XMLblaster between two
objects : Java and C#.
Mr.Zied made a file /(Attached)/ for testing latency in Java and I
need to make the same but in C# to make that small communication.
Could any body help please?
Thanks
Mohannad
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