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<0> lo
<1> lo
<2> any xml-rpc implementations for .net that doesn't depend on IIS ? (e.g. implements a standalone httpd)
<2> http://www.xml-rpc.net/ is IIS-dependant
<3> ootje: RemObjects SDK! :)
<2> bleh . $-ware
<2> any _free_ non-gpl xml-rpc implementations for .net that doesn't depend on IIS?
<2> i'd rather code it myself then
<2> i dont get why people make such things that require iis
<2> its like having to have a space ship just to get to the top of your house instead of using a ladder
<3> :)
<3> I'm afraid I'm not one that can help you
<3> ROSDK can do what yu want
<3> but it costs.
<2> yeah, everything .net costs
<2> i dont see how you can not charge for IP
<2> :)
<2> so hat off to that
<3> :)
<2> well that xml-rpc.net thing was nicely licensed, but it required that silly iis bit
<2> hmmmm... appears he has a way of using System.Net.HttpListener also
<2> what on earth did they do to implement that cl***? :P "This cl*** is available only on computers running the Windows XP SP2 or Windows Server 2003 operating systems."
<3> :)
<2> advanced operations!!
<2> :)
<4> I have a bit of a pickle of a scenario...
<4> I have an object I have created.. and a compiled DLL
<4> Each of the two objects makes reference to a WebService
<4> One calls it abc and the other calls it xyz
<4> So you have two slightly different namespaces making use of entities made available by the web service
<4> A method of the compiled dll returns an array of contact entities e.g. contact[]
<4> I have methods within my cl*** also which return arrays of contacts contact[]
<4> But yet because of the different naming of the namespace and the web service reference..
<4> the arrays are seen to be of completely different type
<4> and when I try and merge/copy or handle arrays from the Compiled DLL as I would in my object..
<4> it throws a wobbly
<4> Anybody got any idea how to get around this?
<4> I have tried using reflection and copying each field of the entities to a new entity but even then it picks up on the type and won't let me do it
<4> Suggestions welcome :)
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