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9/29/08 3:15 PM
Hi,

Does current etch implementation support http transport? If not, is there any plans to provide a http transport binding in future?

Best Regards,
Suresh
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Re: HTTP transport
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9/30/08 9:10 PM as a reply to Suresh Kumar.
by itself, an http transport is not enough. http transporting what? perhaps you mean soap?

there is a lot of desire to have a soap transport, and we know generally that i can be done and how. but there are currently no cisco resources allocated to the problem. of course we'd love to see someone in the community pick up that ball and run with it...

scott out
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Re: HTTP transport
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10/1/08 9:06 AM as a reply to Suresh Kumar.
Scott Comer wrote:


by itself, an http transport is not enough. http transporting what? perhaps you mean soap?

there is a lot of desire to have a soap transport, and we know generally that i can be done and how. but there are currently no cisco resources allocated to the problem. of course we'd love to see someone in the community pick up that ball and run with it...

scott out

Hi,

Thanks for your response.

I think we are talking at two levels of abstractions. What I mean by http transport is that can we use http protocol to transfer the binary tagged data format (or even SOAP) that is currently transferred over tcp?To clarify further, the uri string currently in use in the examples use "tcp://localhost:4001", can we use http scheme (e.g. http://localhost:8080) instead?

Best Regards,
Suresh
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