[ZDP] BackTalk to Document The Zope Book (2.5 Edition)/Introducing Zope

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    Evidence of this is sprouting up in many locations.  Microsoft's
    *.NET* architecture envisions a world of web components running on
    remote systems, providing specific services to applications around
    the world.  *Frontier*, by UserLand Software, pioneered a simple
    web services protocol called XML-RPC to allow web components to
    communicate with each other (Zope also works with XML-RPC, which
    is discussed in Chapter 10, "Advanced Zope Scripting").  With web
    components, the model of a person sitting in front of the browser
    is no longer the only model of the web.

      % Anonymous User - Oct. 11, 2002 4:26 am:
       fine, now the machines can entertain themselves.
       so finally we may leave the game

      % Anonymous User - Nov. 13, 2002 1:04 pm:
       Wondering if anyone is talking about porting the Zope package, in its entirety, to the .NET platform. Surely
       a massive undertaking, but thanks to Python .NET support as a result of ActiveState's hard work, is such an
       endeavor possible and/or feasible?