AW: AW: [Typo3-dev] Can you include an Java application in typo3?

[Dmitry Dulepov]

Hi!

XML-RPC is very simple (and by default included to php5) but I would
made a PHP wrapper around Java using java access functions (built-in to
php). This is my personal preference. I feel (in the Force? :)) that
performance will be much better than using SOAP and other complex
technologies. Most of these technologies do require serious power from
servers to ensure adequate processing speed. XML-RPC is probably the
lightest and fastest XML technology that you can use.

Actually, it is very hard to say how you can connect Java to PHP/typo3
without knowing at least approximately what you want to get at the end.
Do you paln to have a portal with some services provided by Java
applications? Will these application serve web output? If no, XML-RPC or
php wrapper would be the easiest, the most natural and the best from
performance point of view. If you have to produce HTML in java
applications, than I would keep java applications as is and have
links/forms to the on the typo3-based site.

Dmitry.

Peter Russ wrote:
> Bernd Rücker wrote:
> 
>>  
>>
>>> What's abaout SOAP or NUSOAP or XML-RPC to communicate?
>>> BUT more details would help.
>>>
>>> Regs. Peter.
>>
>>
>>
>> Hi Peter,
>>
>> SOAP would be possible, but I would prefer "simpler" solutions... But
>> yes,
>> we can use SOAP to communicate.
>>
>> And sorry, I don't know "XML-RPC"...
>>
> If you want something simpler and with less overhead XML-RPC might be
> your choice: http://www.xmlrpc.org/
> We are using XML-RPC to include different services , e.g. couponing,
> PDF-form filling, personilizing of digital products etc.
> 
> We have published the couponing extension at TER. So you could get an
> idea how we handle that at TYPO3.
> 
> Regs. Peter.
>