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October 31, 2001 XML-RPC is a useful protocol for building cross-platform, client-server applications. Often XML-RPC is demonstrated with high-level interpreted languages like Perl and Python. In this article, Eric Kidd\'s XML-RPC C library is used to build a simple, yet powerful debugging client. Special care is taken to bring programmers with rusty C-hacking skills up to speed. When It Absolutely Has to Be in C XML-RPC is a wire protocol that describes an XML.
Updated: 04/29/2005
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Botanists know that if you cross-pollinate two different strains of plants, you create a hybrid; a new plant that exhibits the strengths of both its parents. Jython is a programming hybrid. It is an implementation of the Python scripting language written in 100% pure Java that runs under any compliant Java Virtual Machine (JVM). Using Jython, you can write Python programs that interact with any Java code. The Jython interpreter supports a number of shortcuts, which make using Java.
Updated: 04/29/2005
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This article assumes you\'re familiar with Managed C++ and .NET Level of Difficulty 1 2 3 Download the code for this article: CoroutinesinNET.exe (135KB) SUMMARY Coroutines are a powerful feature of many programming languages including CLU, Scheme, Python, Ruby, and ICON. Coroutines can save processor overhead and reduce redundancy because they allow you to stop execution of a procedure midstream, return a value, and resume exactly where the procedure left off.
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June 12, 2002 Introduction Last month we used the Google web services API to point out some warts in WSDL. This month we\'ll use the same API to walk through the steps involved in building an application which uses Google. We\'ll do the implementation in Python. Python is open source and runs on all the popular platforms. Python is the kind of language that\'s very well-suited to SOAP and XML processing: it\'s object-oriented, so you can build large-scale programs; it allows...
Updated: 04/29/2005
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August 20, 2003 Four Independent Issues Here are four related but completely independent issues: The RDF model : statements are triples; use graphs not trees The RDF/XML serialization : a popular syntax for expressing individual RDF documents RDF tool support: RDFlib for Python, Drive for .NET, etc. The Semantic Web And here are four related but completely independent counterarguments: The RDF conceptual model is overkill for specific applications, or is always overkill.
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Although still in its infancy, the age of Web services and SOAP has already created a demand for a wide array of client technologies. A search for \"SOAP client\" turns up myriad implementations for C++, Perl, .NET, PHP, and Java. If you dig a little deeper, you can even find clients for languages such as Ruby, Python and Tcl. Most of these clients operate at the server level, either as middleware.
Updated: 04/29/2005
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For all you developers and non-developers who need to know where the cutting edge lies, but who couldn\'t enjoy the friendly ambiance of Montreal in the summer time--well, we couldn\'t either because we were deep in the innards of Le Centre Sheraton--here is a rundown of the Developers Conference convened by XML WG Chair Jon Bosak and sponsored by the GCA.
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02/14/2002 Stackless was a controversial modification to Python, separating its execution stack from the C execution stack, the C-stack. With Stackless you could set up multiple execution chains, switch between them, change them, or restart them. Uncoupled from the C-stack, you could capture the control flow of your Python program and manipulate it any way you wanted to. Manipulating the execution stack is the basic idea behind continuations, a building block for many other obscure.
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Python language in the early 1990s at CWI in Amsterdam, responding to an inner desire for a more elegant and powerful scripting language. He now leads the PythonLabs development team at Zope Corporation. Guido will be presenting a session on the State of the Python Union at O\'Reilly\'s upcoming Open Source Convention. He recently took a few minutes out of his busy schedule to answer some questions about Python and open source.
Updated: 04/29/2005
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January 19, 2005 As part of my roundup of Python data bindings, I introduced my own Anobind project. Over the column\'s history, I\'ve also developed other code to meet some need emphasized in one of the previous articles. I recently collected all of these various little projects together into one open source package of XML processing add-ons, Amara XML Toolkit . Amara is meant to complement 4Suite in that 4Suite works towards fidelity to XML technical ideals.
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