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XML-RPC Delight creates remote clients to java APIs that are supposed to be used remotely. XML-RPC Delight does this at runtime, not at compile time!
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In case the API uses types which are not XML-RPC compliant, java annotations and user-defined conversion methods allow for automatic transformation of types to and from a XML-RPC compliant representation. Optimally, one can use non-compliant java classes in XML-RPC calls without having to code a single line of code!!
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While all the automatic conversion is done, communication with the server is still XML-RPC compliant so that remote methods can still be called by non-java languages. |
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While all the automatic conversion is done, communication with the server is still XML-RPC compliant so that remote methods can still be called by non-java languages.
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**Delight** is used in several projects of the [Smart Data and Knowledge Services](https://sds.dfki.de/ DFKI's) Lab including [Mymory](http://www.dfki.de/mymory),
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[Nepomuk](http://nepomuk.semanticdesktop.org), [Perspecting](http://www.dfki.uni-kl.de/perspecting), [Epiphany](http://projects.dfki.uni-kl.de/epiphany), [DynaQ](http://dynaq.opendfki.de/) and [Medical CPS](http://www.dfki.de/MedicalCPS).
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**Delight** is published under [LGPL](http://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl.html). |
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