[AWS] Still curious ;-)

[Preben Randhol]

Pascal Obry <p.obry@wanadoo.fr> wrote on 08/06/2002 (14:01) :
> 
> You can, but what is the gain ? I would use AWS/SOAP or GLADE (which has
> for more features). For light communication you can also use the 
> AWS.Communication.[Client|Server] API.

Hmm my my tiny tiny test application (using GLADE) just hung if I
telneted to the port it opened. I guess I can avoid it somehow, but I
think SOAP sound better here. I would like to learn more about it too.

> But I think the best way would be SOAP (Open API). You publish the API
> then another project written in whatever language will be able to play
> with your game.

Nice I like this. Especially if somebody would like to make an AI that
one could play against. I have no clue about game theory and how to make
an AI.

Ok so a last question. Do anybody have a link to a nice
introduction/tutorial on SOAP for somebody who though soap only was
something he would use in the shower ;-)

I guess I could also use AWS and SOAP for my talk program? I mean a
program that can simoultaniously send and recive characters between two
machines. You send one and one character and not a whole line, so that
the other person can see what you type as you type.

Thanks all for the information!

Preben