Re: XML_RPC2 and class profileration, or the myth of require_once
| From: | Sergio Carvalho | Date: | Thu, 12 May 2005 18:40:42 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: XML_RPC2 and class profileration, or the myth of require_once | ||
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Joshua Eichorn wrote:
> For me the concern isn't as much about speed as its about usability.
> You have more public classes then ext/Soap has public methods and if
> anything Soap is more complex then xmlrpc.
Server, Client and the XML_RPC_Value classes. They're all necessary, I
don't see how you can do without them.
> That in itself shoudl lead us to question the design. PHP is not Java
> and any design that looks like its a direct java port is going to
> recieve from flack (rightly or not).
Yes, PHP developers should compare the Java API with the PHP API and
take some lessons (hint: Type classes are there). That is an war I don't
want to buy, however.
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Sérgio Carvalho