This software allows for the implementation of the Hessian RPC protocol, which facilitates remote communication between different software applications.
If you're a Python developer looking for a lightweight binary RPC protocol, HessianPy is a Python module you should consider. It offers an implementation of the Hessian protocol within the Python programming language. One of the key benefits of Hessian is its independence from operating systems and programming languages.
While HTTP is recommended as the transport protocol for Hessian, any serial two-way channel can be used. As of now, version 1.0 of the Hessian protocol has been implemented within HessianPy. Currently, all the protocol description features are supported except the client's ability to set interface class names and call headers.
HessianPy is currently a client-only implementation, but there are dumb server implementations that have been made available strictly for testing purposes. As for transport protocols, HTTP and HTTPS are the only two that are currently supported.
While HTTP is recommended as the transport protocol for Hessian, any serial two-way channel can be used. As of now, version 1.0 of the Hessian protocol has been implemented within HessianPy. Currently, all the protocol description features are supported except the client's ability to set interface class names and call headers.
HessianPy is currently a client-only implementation, but there are dumb server implementations that have been made available strictly for testing purposes. As for transport protocols, HTTP and HTTPS are the only two that are currently supported.
What's New
Version 1.0.4: N/A