WebRPC

MashupMaker

noreply@blogger.com (webrpc) — Wed, 23 May 2007 12:22:00 +0000

We just released a first cut of MashupMaker, a simple browser-based Mashup IDE. Using the page, you can add widgets such as Dojo Tables and cross domain capable APIs such as Google Feed. The UI also allows you to easily add event handlers and call widget methods while at the same time allowing full access to the underlying HTML and JS. Everything is purely HTML and JS based and thus runs in any modern browser. You can also easily copy and paste the mashup you created and use it on your own.

Check it out at http://www.webrpc.com/mm

HTML Support

noreply@blogger.com (webrpc) — Thu, 22 Feb 2007 17:16:00 +0000

WebRPC now lets you treat any HTML page as a REST service by converting HTML to XHTML on the fly. Check out our demo services which tap into the CIA world fact book. You can test this feature by providing the URL of any HTML page in the create service wizard. Please note that for legal reasons, you will only be able to save such a service in the upcoming Intranet version of WebRPC.

Your WebRPC team

Welcome to WebRPC

noreply@blogger.com (webrpc) — Mon, 08 Jan 2007 21:28:00 +0000

Welcome to WebRPC! Web 2.0, Mashups, and SOA are exciting developments which allow us to tap amazing information sources. Unfortunately, the "implementation details" can still be cumbersome. Who has not fought with incompatible SOAP stacks, dealt with SSL woes, or been confused about yet another framework.

We're excited to announce WebRPC. WebRPC brings you back to the basics of XML and HTTP. No more client libraries, no more stubs, no more software installations. Use www.webrpc.com to find, customize, and test a service. When you're ready to go, just copy and paste a couple lines of client code. It's as easy as that! So try it out today and send us your feedback.

We will use this blog to announce new features and offerings in the future. So visit us again!

WebRPC Team