Tag: SOAP

Savon vs. Handsoap: Errors

This documentation is deprecated, please have a look at “savonrb.com”:http://savonrb.com/! p. Both client libraries provide the same default behavior for error handling; they raise distinct exceptions for SOAP and HTTP errors: * Handsoap::HttpError / Handsoap::Fault * Savon::HTTPError / Savon::SOAPFault p. And both clients offer a way to override that behavior. Savon lets you surpress errors […]

Savon vs. Handsoap: Benchmark

Post author By phoet
Post date 11. January 2010
Categories In Ruby
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This documentation is deprecated, please have a look at “savonrb.com”:http://savonrb.com/! p. As every benchmark is only as good as the platform it is performed on, you should execute them on your own machine. The example code provides a rake task for that. Running the benchmarks on a local development machine (MacBook 2.4GH Intel Core 2 […]

Savon vs. Handsoap: JRuby

This documentation is deprecated, please have a look at “savonrb.com”:http://savonrb.com/! p. First of all, both client implementations can be run using JRuby. Since Savon is a pure Ruby implementation you get JRuby support for free. The drawback is, that it’s slow on MRI. Using native C Libraries by default, Handsoap is bleezing fast. But when […]

Savon vs. Handsoap: Conclusion

Post author By phoet
Post date 11. January 2010
Categories In Ruby

This documentation is deprecated, please have a look at “savonrb.com”:http://savonrb.com/! p. The dynamic coding style of Savon is more elegant and the Ruby magic makes it easy to use. Integrating SOAP services is now a fun task! p. Handsoap makes a good job on encapsulating SOAP calls and provides a wide spectrum of configuration points. […]