Davey Shafik has posted another update on his web services component he's working up for the Zend Framework, the Zend_Service_Server.

I have been working closely with Matthew Weier O'Phinney for the last week on bringing my Zend_Service_Server proposal to fruition.

There have been several changes, but the core has not moved too far. Matthew, Andi and I have decided that we will first implement the different server/client libraries.

He lists the libraries they'll need to tackle first and talks about an "exercise" he did to work up a JSON server component that works in a similar fashion.

Davey Shafik has posted another update on his web services component he's working up for the Zend Framework, the Zend_Service_Server.

I have been working closely with Matthew Weier O'Phinney for the last week on bringing my Zend_Service_Server proposal to fruition.

There have been several changes, but the core has not moved too far. Matthew, Andi and I have decided that we will first implement the different server/client libraries.

He lists the libraries they'll need to tackle first and talks about an "exercise" he did to work up a JSON server component that works in a similar fashion.

Continuing on from his previous post, Davey Shafik has posted a more complete look at his Zend_Service_Server paackage.

Well, after my tease the other day, let me announce the official proposal for Zend_Service_Server: Zend_Service_Server Proposal.

The proposal mentions an "automated SOAP/XML-RPC/REST server that will expose any code using any of the above protocols. Zend_Service_Server will also generate human-readable documentation." It lists out the requirements, dependencies, and the method of operation (including sample cases with code).

Continuing on from his previous post, Davey Shafik has posted a more complete look at his Zend_Service_Server paackage.

Well, after my tease the other day, let me announce the official proposal for Zend_Service_Server: Zend_Service_Server Proposal.

The proposal mentions an "automated SOAP/XML-RPC/REST server that will expose any code using any of the above protocols. Zend_Service_Server will also generate human-readable documentation." It lists out the requirements, dependencies, and the method of operation (including sample cases with code).