lua is by far the best approach. I really don't know about accessing web services, but for db it is perfect. I wrote a whole wholesale and calling card app with lua, so you can pretty much do anything wit it. Also, lua has a SOAP interface: http://tomasguisasola.github.com/luasoap/ Good luck! David On Thu, Feb 21, 2013 at 7:24 AM, Mimiko <vbvbrj@gmail.com> wrote:
On 21.02.2013 02:02, JP wrote:
Hi, I want to access a webservice that exposes a SOAP interface. I was wondering if this is better to do in Lua or in Java. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Also in general is it better to use mod-java instead of mod-lua for doing advanced IVR functions like database access or web service access? Are there any drawbacks to using java instead of Lua?
Thanks, JP
I had a conversation with a member on this list about what to use for scripting: lua, perl. java. Ended up that lua is the fastest in its own. For doing simple things, even IVR's, lua is enough. And lua is installed with FS.
I use lua to connect to DB and don't see any performance drop.
-- Mimiko desu.
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