Closed denisdemais closed 8 years ago
Hi Denis
I think it is not difficult to adapt LuaSOAP to use other libraries, but now I am a bit busy :-(
I'll take a look at ghttplib but I couldn't find a bind to Lua. Do you have it?
Regards, Tomás
On 2016-02-13 02:21, Denis wrote:
Hi.
Defacto luasocket is the most used network api, but, if possible do you can be adapt to works with any API - the user can be responsible to implement. In same way xml library.
I.e., i uses ghttplib (gnome httplib) very well - a sane http library and supports ssl lua 5.x.y + luasocket x.y + luasec 0.x = problematic ;)
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Hi. I'm using a embed version, but, i can develop this binding.
Hi Denis
As I told you, now I can't look at this. So if you prefer, you can write a simple file to fake luasocket's http module and let LuaSOAP believe everything is there :-) This fake module would just call the function from another library.
Regards, Tomás
On 2016-02-22 12:24, Denis wrote:
Hi. I'm using a embed version, but, i can develop this binding.
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Hi.
Defacto luasocket is the most used network api, but, if possible do you can be adapt to works with any API (signature/error codes / layers / aka c function pointers) - the user can be responsible to implement. In same way xml library.
i.e., lsocket -> http://tset.de/lsocket/index.html luacurl -> http://luacurl.luaforge.net/ luaposix -> https://github.com/luaposix/luaposix and many others
in same way assembley the xml soap/envelope, p. ex., implementations with support to attributes in pure lua or binding.
luasocket x.y + luasec 0.x = problematic ;)