XMLSERVICE exposes your RPG program as a webservice or stored procedure using a generic XML interface. So are you talking about consuming it from RPG? Otherwise, I don't see the difference. PHP uses XMLSERVICE to call RPG (as any other language could), so what other use of it were you thinking?
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I guess I was thinking RPG development, not PHP :-)
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date: Wed, 18 Jan 2012 15:23:47 +0000
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subject: RE: XMLSERVICE
Considering the new IBM i toolkit from Zend uses it, I would say "yes".
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