RE: iPhone Rich UI

[<lgoodbar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I agree. 

I haven't used EGL, but Joe's point may be from a programmer standpoint,
those are the only "four lines of code" he needed to write, and EGL
provided the functions invokeREST, getDOMElement, and
getElementByTagName natively. I don't want to speak for Joe because he
didn't explicitly mention this.

By the same token, Aaron may have a framework that provides WS_invode,
DOM_getData, and DOM_build. Or he may have written those subprocedures
himself - like Joe, he didn't explicitly state that fact.

Until we have an understanding of what each language provides natively,
versus add-on frameworks or programmer-written code (i.e. plumbing),
these comparisons are meaningless.

Loyd Goodbar
Business Systems
BorgWarner Shared Services
662-473-5713
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Subject: Re: iPhone Rich UI

why don't both of you post some code examples and let us see them. 
personally i haven't done any of this and it would be beneficial to me 
since we *may* be working with web services soon.  i would like to see 
different methods of handling these so i can choose the best fit for my 
company...

Thanks,
Tommy Holden