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i've got a json-rpc server running and i'm trying to write a client in Perl with RPC::JSON and i also want to expose the methods to other users so apparently i need an SMD file, for which i can't find a specification or guidelines.

Is this the usual method to expose json-rpc services?

AlfredoVR
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As far as I know, SMD files are not in wide use. You certainly dont have to provide an SMD file to enable other people to user your interface. Most Json-RPC client tools will let you talk to any API, documented or not.

slashingweapon
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http://dojotoolkit.org/reference-guide/dojox/rpc/smd.html

It's a lot like WSDL; you can call services without it, but it serves as a reference and can be used by tools to generate a more convenient wrapper.

usethe4ce
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