--- In abalone_prog@yahoogroups.com, david.malek@... wrote:
>
> Selon Peer Sommerlund <peer.d.sommerlund@...>:
>
> > This is sort of what I had in mind. However, your AJAX must send the
> > move to the server somehow. I figured that I could use the same
> > interface. No need for me to build a web service.
> >
> Yeah, it sends the moves by calling a web service :) [...]
>
> My idea is definitely not to have nacre running on your PC with some
interface
> between my AJAX (on the client) and the nacre engine like you
usually do with
> NetAbalone, i dont want to call some TCP/IP socket protocol (eg
abnet). This
> would be a lot more complex than simply calling an URL (we are in
2006 lol, no
> more 68000 assembly please).

LOL, I don't know which is worst: JavaScript or 68000 assembly ;-)
this just shows how old I am, I guess.

But I agree, writing and calling a web service using IIS, Visual
Studio and C# is a breeze. I'll probably use Code::Blocks, C++ and
gSOAP or Axis, though.

So, after a quick dive into your JavaScript, I guess you want me to
use the web service at http://moggames.net/abalone/MiGs.asmx, right?

Even though the operations have nice names like CreateUser and
CreateSession, I still need to figure out how to use them. I could
read through all JavaScript but I would appreciate a few lines on how
to use it. This would save a lot of time :-) Do you have time to write
a few lines on the use of the web service?