From: jbritt@...
Date: 2003-03-18T01:45:21+09:00
Subject: Re: ANN: Madeleine 0.1


> > And XML serialisation means SOAP
>
> Does it? :)

From what poking around I've managed to do, I don't think there is any determination on what Prevayler XML serialization would look
like. And, as has been discussed on this list numerous times before, there are many ways besides SOAP to use XML for serialization.

>
> > , and if you want to use XSL to apply
> > on-the-fly changes to SOAP object structure, well good luck to you
> > :-)

SOAP or not, XPath queries would be nice.  Or using an XForms UI to manage objects.
Anyway, XSLT on SOAP is not rocket science.


>
> I was more thinking in terms of how to migrate a snapshot of one
> version of a program to a newer version, where the class structure has
> changed. Nothing on-the-fly, really.


Interesting idea.


James
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