Hi, thanks for the reply. I used existing code - the one given in the examples of xmlrpc. Unfortunable I was not able to find a C/C++ clients which meets my...
I read http://www.xml-rpc.net/faq/xmlrpcnetfaq.html but I can't create working sample. Can someone do some step-by-step for server and client sample....
first,tnks for your time.. im my client i have a servlet which sends(ans receives the xml response-request).the data that i send is simply 2 strings and i want...
... Not really out of Beta, as the current release is 0.3. But as Google teaches, stuff can be usable and kept in beta for a long, long time... ;) All known...
Tks for the update _____ From: xml-rpc@yahoogroups.com [mailto:xml-rpc@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Gaetano Giunta Sent: Monday, May 12, 2008 3:35 PM To:...
Hello everybody, I am trying to establish a communication between my pocket PC and and a PC with XML-RPC in order to invoke some methods on the PPC from the...
I'm curious how to handle more complex error situations than the XML-RPC fault will support. Should I just create and document additional response payload...
... That seems exactly the right thing to do. Please resist trying to "extend" or "improve" the basic XML-RPC protocol. This just limits the usability of your...
... Yes. It's not only better than extending XML-RPC, it's the right architecture anyway. Errors should be layered. And you can be lazy and still provide...
... Bryan, Both you and John responded about avoiding extending the XML-RPC spec. I hope I was clear, I'm not suggesting that. For example, I was not ...
Is the data type for a Fault Code always supposed to be a int? The spec specifically specifies the value as being an int, but doesn't address if that is how it...
... Well no, it depends on just what your goal is, but if it's what I think it is, I would go with a fault, because it's a whole lot easier for your users to...
... Here's an example: The application is agnostic as to how it's used (could be via the web, a cron job, command line interface, or XML-RPC). One of the ...
Hi everyone! I am working on a xml-rpc communication, and i want to communicate via ssl. I got some examples, but no one was really good. Im looking for the...
What formats are acceptable in this data type? Is it just the example given in the spec: 19980717T14:08:55 Or any iso8601 format? What I'd like to send is: ...
... Just what's shown in the example. Which, oddly enough, isn't ISO 8601. ... It's always UTC. That's the XML-RPC way -- easy to get right because there's so...
... http://www.xmlrpc.com/spec also says: Don't assume a timezone. It should be specified by the server in its documentation what assumptions it makes about...
... Yes. As a matter of fact the datetime is underspecified in xmlrpc, as you have a misnomer and a single example. The consensus is you are only allowed to...
... As short as it is, the spec says a number of crazy things. The server can document anything it wants, even violations of XML-RPC, so there's no need for...
... There's a bit of a philosophical question here. I don't see it being really important for an XML-RPC communicant to reject incorrect XML-RPC. I.e. an...
... Again, I'm using the Perl module RPC::XML and it includes a way to force all data into a <string>. I kind of wished I used that approach. ;) I could just...
... And if you really want flexibility, skip the whole XML-RPC spec and all the XML-RPC software and just send your data in an HTTP request of your own design....
... Depends on how you use it. It's pretty limited, actually. use strict; use warnings; use RPC::XML::Parser; use Data::Dumper; my $str = <<''; <?xml...
... From: Bill Moseley <moseley@...> Subject: Re: [xml-rpc] dateTime.iso8601 format To: xml-rpc@yahoogroups.com Date: Thursday, July 10, 2008, 3:04 AM ......
... Sorry to drag this out one more message, but if I'm expecting, say, a boolean data type for some argument and instead I see a string is a fault the correct...
... I think it depends on how you expect the client to use the information. If the client is just going to present that fault string to a person for...
Hi, I'm trying to think in terms of serving flash videos to users using apache. I'm starting from the premise that HTTP requests are expensive. The regular way...
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