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From: Tomek Walkuski on 8 Nov 2009 05:41
Hi,

I have an Ada application, which acts as some kind of shell (in client
- server mode, client and server are talking via sockets): you can
write messages to the server and get responses. I want to build web
interface for this. Do you have any hints how to link my Ada server
application (or client side) with web Ruby on Rails application (or
any web application in any technology)? Of course web application
should have AJAX based interface.
From: xavier grave on 8 Nov 2009 07:43
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Tomek Walkuski a �crit :
> Hi,
>
> I have an Ada application, which acts as some kind of shell (in client
> - server mode, client and server are talking via sockets): you can
> write messages to the server and get responses. I want to build web
> interface for this. Do you have any hints how to link my Ada server
> application (or client side) with web Ruby on Rails application (or
> any web application in any technology)? Of course web application
> should have AJAX based interface.

Hi,

Do you know AWS ? It is a very useful library enabling you to embedded a
web server and also web services in Ada. Nothing to do with Ruby sorry
but it may help you :

http://libre.adacore.com/libre/tools/aws/

xavier
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