Name of the RPC protocol integrated within XINS, previously called “REST-RPC”. Since the name “REST-RPC” is considered confusing, it has been changed. The XINS-internal name for this protocol used to be “the XINS standard calling convention.” POX-RPC intends to offer the simplicity of XML-RPC, combined with improved features, including browser-compatibility. “POX” stands for “Plain Old XML” while “RPC” stands for “Remote Pr

Working name for the RPC protocol integrated within XINS. Since this name is considered confusing, it has been changed to POX-RPC. XINS-internal name for this protocol used to be “the XINS standard calling convention.”

XINS is an open-source Webservices framework, supporting XSLT, SOAP, XML-RPC and POX-RPC. It consists mainly of an XML-based specification format and a Java-based implementation framework. From its POX-style specifications, XINS can generate HTML, WSDL, client-side and server-side Java code and test forms. Users do not require knowledge of any complex formats, such as XML Schema.