Does PB have Web services power ?

[Primoz128]

Does it ? I can't find it.

[Nituvious]

What do you mean? There are web servers built in PureBasic that may also use PB as a scripting language.
If you mean something like running PureBasic as an applet on a webpage, I don't think anyone has made anything like that.

[Primoz128]

You know when websites have like ability to calculate something, and you would enter data and it would calculate for you. To make program that calls that service to do that.

[es_91]

No, unfortunately it has not.

You might, however, want to take a look at kiffi's user project PBtoHTML5. It creates websites.

[Bisonte]

Stop.
Use the search Luke

Purebasic as cgi/pearl/php replacement

[em_uk]

Of course this would be possible, why ever not?

You would have to handle the http requests on port 80, then do as you please.

Serve up data, wait for input so on and so fourth. Pretty sure there are more suitable languages though.

http://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtop ... =webserver

*took too long!

[jassing]

You can use purebasic exe as CGI, and if on windows, can use a pb writen dll to "do stuff" in asp/ asp.net. Since pb's dll's dont' need any special runtime, most hosting packages won't have a problem with it.

[DarkDragon]

But there is no ready to go SOAP solution.

[morosh]

see:
http://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtop ... s+possible

[DarkDragon]

see:
http://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtop ... s+possible

I meant a complete framework like with WCF or Apache CXF - there is no such thing for purebasic.