Allen Winter
28 December 2020
We just released KD Soap 1.10.0!
KD Soap is a tool for creating client applications for web services. With KD Soap, it's possible to create web services that don't require further components. This tool makes it possible to interact with applications that have APIs that can be exported as SOAP objects. The web service then provides a machine-accessible interface to its functionality via HTTP. You can find out more about KD Soap on our KD Soap homepage.
KD Soap 1.10.0 is the first version of KD Soap that does not have support for Qt 4. You must have Qt 5.7 or higher to be able to use this release.
Additionally, this version will not prompt you for license choice. We advise that you consider carefully your choice of license to be certain it is the right one for your needs.
Another change we made for 1.10.0 is we deprecated the QMake buildsystem to make way for CMake. The CMake buildsystem generates .pri files for qmake users.
For more information about KD Soap 1.10.0 and to snag your copy, visit the GitHub page.
If you missed the previous release and would like to see the changes that came with it, please visit the releases page.
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