dataminers wrote:

Ok, php and .net are different platform. So data structers are different. Normally different platform can not talk each other.

that's totally incorrect. the whole point of service oriented architectures is so that disparate systems can work together. C# can talk to java, java can talk to php, php can talk to C# and vice versa. it doesn't matter what the source or destination languages are, as long as they can serialize/encode and deserialize/decode an http request / response to and from SOAP.

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change

$server->register("getUserProfile",
array(),
array('return' => 'tns:UserProfileArray'),
$namespace,
false,
'rpc',
false,
'Get the user profile object'
);

to

$server->register("getUserProfile",
array(),
array('return' => 'tns:UserProfile'),
$namespace,
false,
'rpc',
false,
'Get the user profile object'
);

to return one profile. There's no point in defining an array of user profiles if all you want to return is one.

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Paul Watson wrote:

How is Mac OS the total opposite of Windows?

windows is an operating system. mac is an uber iPod. :P see totally different.

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I think they're perfectly capable of it. they have afterall taken a lot of core microsoft people (which I believe is where the riff starts w/ MS), they more than have the brain trust to do so. also they do have their own versions of OS's driving the search engine, and I wouldn't doubt for a minute that if they wanted to take over MS's market they could. I dont think they will though. not before vista comes out atleast.

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I just about lost it at that point too... just the thought of homestarrunner playing a first person shooter game cracks me up! /bb|[^b]{2}/

no they're more like elephant feet..... /bb|[^b]{2}/

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