Re: [xwt-users] RPC/servlet session state with XWT?

Medusa is a server framework, which includes a HTTP server.  I think there 
are some working code examples for XML-RPC that ship with it as well.

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...... Original Message .......
On Sun, 21 Sep 2003 22:10:15 +0200 Emiliano Heyns <[email protected]> 
wrote:
>On Sun, Sep 21, 2003 at 01:32:47PM -0400, [email protected] wrote:
>
>> I've done a few in Python, usually using Medusa.
>
>Is Medusa a webserver, or a protocol stack? I've been looking at
>Twisted.
>
>I might still go with Java (which I'd prefer) but the BDB license is
>*really* wide-reaching. OpenLDAP has a explicit exception that allows
>non-opensource application connect with it; according to SleepyCat you
>are using their database even if you connect with an unrelated 3rd
>client application using widely recognized standard protocols (such as
>LDAP). I asked them what would happen if I wrote an GPL servlet running
>on Jetty which an IE user connected with and they said "We'll check with
>our licensing dept." Ouch. I had figured that was obvious enough that it
>would flush the discussion out, but appearantly not so. We'll see.
>
>The thing is that BDB/XML is a really good match for my needs (XML
>collection storage). The only other options I could find
>were Xindice (which seems to have a few issues regarding size of its
>database) and eXist (which has a few nice features but has data
>integrity issues and is a one-person effort). On the one side, and
>all-java install would ease deployment (no need for per-platform
>installs, single jar without dlls that need to go into appserver-global
>directories), on the other Sleepycat has a really good rep in the data
>integrity and speed realm.
>
>-- 
>Emiliano
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