Hi, I was excited to read about Water programming language. Can we make XML-RPC calls from the water program. How would the call look like ? Also I would like...
Prasad, I expanded on your API just a little so that we could see how Water could be used to lookup the function by name and then generate the appropriate...
Hi all, Being a web-programmer and teaching courses in programming at graduate level at the CVO Antwerpen-Zuid,Belgium, I am interested in the Water-language ...
Thanks Merrick for the quick answer ! My bottom question which was perhaps not clearly stated enough is: The “old” water-code seemed to suggest that it was...
Ivo, I believe you are correct in suggesting that the "new" version cannot interact with the form apart from creating a web service. One could also use the new...
... You may still call <person_form/> from the IDE. When calling the method over HTTP, Water translates a URI into a Water call. For example, <person_form/>...
Hello, When copying this example from the book (chapter 43) and executing it in the ... Runtime Error Path part: _uri not found in path: <set _circ_obs=<vector...
I am trying programming in Water. Please give me some help. Thank you very mush. Some pieces of Water code are below followed by error messages. 1. <defmethod...
I try to run the example of chapter 43 of the Water book. A piece of revised example code from Water website is as below. <defclass faq question="" answer=""...
There are a number of Web services that are using XML-RPC. With the latest v4.0 beta release (beta-10), we are introducing Water XML-RPC which supports XML-RPC...
Here is a working version of the Chapter 43 example using Water 4.0 beta-10. I have not tried to re-write the program, only to get the current version working...
Ben, You should be able to get this to work, once you resolve the driver not found problem, (and any access permissions issues). I'll address that below. ...
All, Water 4.0 beta-10 is available for trial download now. Like Mike said, you should check out the new features. I am fiddling with the XML-RPC stuff right...
FYI, there is extensive new documentation on "for_each": http://www.watercode.com/docs/thing_f_doc/for_each_f_doc.htm With for_each, you really only need one...
Ben, Regarding the 'instances' question, ... vector. Yes. But not technically a vector, they are assigned 'vector_keys' in <defclass faq />. ... Yes. If you...
Ivo, I have not tried to run it yet, but Mike Plusch has put a new <defclass faq /> example as a test case at: http://www.watercode.com/test_source/faq.htm ...
Here's a short little example that generates an HTML list of .h2o files in a chosen directory. I chose the water_user_folder. This example uses a few Water...
All, If you have a chance to read over the for_each docs Mike posted about earlier, I would highly recommend it. If you teach programming languages, data...
All, I have finally put together a database access tutorial at http://members.safebrowse.com/mstemen/water_site/water_db_access.html This tutorial has JDBC...
All, I have put together a tutorial page to introduce the use of Water Doc and Water Test. These two features integrate into the Steam XML IDE features that...
Water has an elegant data representation in its object system and easy ways to create dynamic user interfaces using both HTML and its new UI mechanism for a...
Ben, All of the RSS examples, JDBC examples, SMTP examples, XML-RPC examples, and many others are examples of Water accessing web services written in other...
Thanks. I have a plan to builder a system in which Apache Axis clients call Water web services. Apache Axis has a WSDL2JAVA tool to create Java classes for web...
Water can generate the links, but the Water server currently only serves text data, not binary data. Static files such as images can be served from a file...
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