Exploring the WebSphere Application Server Feature Pack for SCA, Part 7: Using Atom and JSON-RPC for Web 2.0 support
Author: mpcm
ovirt: Open your own virtual datacenter
Perl 6 meets JSON-RPC
“During Polish Perl Workshop 2014 Carl Mäsak showed us how to model Feline Hotel application. But he forgot one thing – that cats own the Internet and they want to browse and reserve rooms online! I will pick up where he left off and show you how to publish API and go live in a blink of an eye.” – http://blogs.perl.org/users/pawel_bbkr_pabian/2014/05/perl-6-meets-json-rpc.html
haskell package: jsonrpc-conduit
“jsonrpc-conduit implements the basic building block of a JSON-RPC 2.0 server.
It provides a Conduit that consumes RPC requests and invokes user-provided functions to handle them. Conversion of values to and from JSON is almost completely automatic thanks to the aeson library.The JSON-RPC conduit is generic with respect to the channel used to exchange data with the client. It can use a network connection or, for example, the standard input / ouput of a process. The latter is demonstrated by the jsonrpc-conduit-demo executable, which can be compiled using the demo flag.” – http://hackage.haskell.org/package/jsonrpc-conduit-0.2.5
Running JSON RPC in Azure
“There are a range of client and server implementations for JSON RPC. One is Jayrock, and the one that I used is JSON-RPC.Net, by Austin Harris, available on CodePlex or a Nuget Package. […] ” – http://www.cto4hire.net/running-json-rpc-in-azure/
Chagry RPC Framework (video in french)
Home Automation / DomotiGa
Rasbery PI / iPhone 5
Libraries and tools from Dzhuvinov Software
jsonrpc4j: JSON-RPC for Java using Jackson
This project aims to provide the facility to easily implement JSON-RPC for the java programming language. jsonrpc4j uses the Jackson library to convert java objects to and from json objects (and other things related to JSON-RPC).
