I'm a low low low php newbie: and i can't make any progress alone on this problem that arose when switching to a new hosting server. i'm using tikiwiki ...
we have been using a version close to 1.0 of Apache XML-RPC since three years and it's working very very fine... though we don't use all sorts of clients...
The PHP-bundeled xmlrpc extension comes with a function named xmlrpc_dedode (as well as encode). The phpxmlrpc lib uses the same name for its functions. Either...
I just got it working yesterday! :D apache xml-rpc 1.2b The server side I implemented it as a servlet and i recommend that you'r handler extends or implements...
Actually, I have using the Apache XML-RPC code. I have this successfully used this with a custom JavaScript front end. I have to say though, the Apache code is...
... I've managed to get xmlrcp working (both clients and servers) with Python and I'd have thought getting it to work with Java would have been the simplest...
... If you want to write an applet then you only need the applet jar. However you need to import from org.apache.xmlrpc.applet.* The is the JavaDoc for the...
Hi Gaetano, you may try to follow my "practicals" that can be found at http://perisic.com/xmlrpc I use that to teach the basics of XML-RPC. A lot of students...
Marc Conrad
Marc.Conrad@...
Dec 2, 2004 3:14 pm
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What I was seeing was an Eclipse glitch. I'd tried to add the two xmlrpc jar files to a project I'd already created, which should have worked. Including them...
Yup, eclispe sucks big time at managing a project that has not been created ex-novo inside the ide, letting only a few files off a project or getting existing...
I'm using the CookComputing.XmlRpc assembly in an ASP.NET web application to consume an org.apache.xmlrpc WebServer XMLRPC service. When I make a call, the...
I use freestanding because it lets me execute all RPCs in the same context. (i.e. every RPC executes in the same permanent thread). For example, I have a...
Freestanding would allow you to have non-HTTP operation, using any other type of transport. As in RFC2549, for instance (note that it actually has been...
... XML-RPC specifies HTTP, so such a server would not be an XML-RPC server. But there's still a valid point there, worded differently: "would allow you to...
Not sure I'll agree with you on this. The spec says that the input data is the content of a HTTP POST request, meaning that the most obvious implementation is...
... Which spec is that? XML-RPC the protocol doesn't have input data -- it's a description of information flow, not a processor of data. Maybe you're looking...
Hi, I'm referring to the same spec as you, and actually to the same sentence, but I am not interpreting it in the same way. I may be mistaken, but to me, it...
... I have two problems with that interpretation: 1) If the spec means this, then the reference to HTTP is entirely superfluous, because ANY data can be the...
[...] ... It is indeed a very frequent misuse, which may mean that some day the dictionary meaning of message may change from just data to the transmision ...
... I got lost in this. Is there maybe a "not" missing? In the terminology of the HTTP spec - RFC 2616 - the "request" (which is a kind of "message") includes...
[...] ... For an upper layer, it is indeed very similar to a black box, which is exactly what layered designs are all about, but it isn't one. It is made of ...
God, so much brain power and erudition wasted on useless issues it makes me hurt :) ... http://www.xmlrpc.org/spec ... In a way you're right. When, in 1915,...
Hello everybody. There has been little traffic for a while on the phpxmlrpc mailing list, but the occasional users mostly appear to have problems with...
... I do, but the crux of the issue seems to be how you define "HTTP protocol," because you're still hanging on to the idea that HTTP is a device -- that it...
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