This document covers the following topics:
You have an existing EntireX RPC server and want to extend its availability to XML-based clients (e.g. offer the functionality of your server as a Web service). The simplest approach is to use the EntireX XML/SOAP Wrapper to convert your XML documents to EntireX RPCs and vice versa. Then the XML-based client will appear to communicate with an XML-based server.
See Connect an Existing EntireX RPC Server with an XML-based Client.
You have an XML-based client that is to communicate with an EntireX RPC server or access a component accessible via an EntireX RPC server. The simplest approach is to use the EntireX XML/SOAP Wrapper to convert your XML documents to EntireX RPCs and vice versa. Then an XML-based client will appear to communicate with an XML-based server (your EntireX RPC server).
See Build an EntireX RPC Server and Use an Existing XML-based Client with It.
You know or have written XML-based servers (e.g. Web services) and want to involve them in your EntireX application. The simplest approach is to use the EntireX XML/SOAP RPC Server to convert your EntireX RPCs to XML documents and vice versa; the EntireX XML/SOAP RPC Server handles the HTTP communication.
See Build an EntireX RPC Client and Use an Existing XML-based Server.
You have an EntireX RPC client and want to implement your server application as an XML-based server and you want the EntireX RPC client to use this XML-based server. The simplest approach is to use the EntireX XML/SOAP RPC Server to convert your EntireX RPCs to XML documents and vice versa; the EntireX XML/SOAP RPC Server will handle the HTTP communication.
See Connect an Existing EntireX RPC Client to an XML-based Server.
