xmlrpc and .net

[Robert Olson]

I think this speaks nicely for delaying SOAP/WSDL until later when we have 
a better feel for exactly what is required; if folks using .NET want to 
play, they need only use this:

>XML-RPC.NET is a class library for implementing XML-RPC Services and 
>clients in the .NET environment.The current version of XML-RPC.NET is 
>0.6.0. This releases automatic generation of proxy code using an interface 
>definition. This makes hand-coding of proxies unnecessary in most cases 
>(this was often an area of confusion).
>
>NB: The documentation and the FAQ have not yet been updated for the new 
>features in the current release.
>
>The XML-RPC.NET library is CLS-compliant and so can be called from any 
>CLS-compliant language, the main examples being C# and VB.NET.


http://www.cookcomputing.com/xmlrpc/

--bob