Re: WebServiceProxyFactory bug??

John,

Thanks for the response. I wouldn't have guessed that code was that
old... kinda ahead of its time. I guess what's really amazing is that
it's taken this long for the world to catch up.

But, now the idea of the browser as a platform for rich applications is
cool again. Is anyone actively working on that code? Or is it just
waiting for someone to pick up the ball and run with it?

Anyway, thanks a lot for the info.

-Chris


John Bandhauer wrote:
> FWIW, This is working as designed. The issue is that arbitrary XML
> 'names' need to be mapped to legal JS 'identifiers' in and easily
> reversible way. I remember discussing this with Vidur at the time (he
> did most of this work). We agreed to do something *very* simple and just
> use a single underscore as an escape character. We were aware of the
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