Contents

Introduction

Explains how to use the new Web Services client-side frameworks available in OS X.

Organization of This Document

This document consists of two chapters:

About Web Services—a brief introduction to standard methods of exchanging information with remote servers and a general discussion of the web services API.
Using the Web Services Core Framework—step-by-step examples for accessing web services from a procedural C or Cocoa application using the Web Services Core framework

See Also

Web Services Core Reference—the reference to the Web Services Core framework functions, callbacks, data types, constants, and error codes.
XML-RPC and SOAP Programming Guide—a guide to using AppleScript and Apple events to obtain access to web services.
Event-Driven XML Programming Guide—how to use NSXMLParser to read in and parse XML.
Using SOAP with PHP—instructions for writing SOAP clients and servers using PHP.
Web Services with AppleScript and PERL—A guide to using AppleScript to access web services and to creating a server using PERL.

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