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...
I started to write a server but I couldn't get my code to link, so I created a small test case by copying the xmlrpc_sample_add_server.cpp file from the...
I take it no one knows anything about this library? Is there a better mailing list/forum for these types of questions? Or did I violate some rule? Jim...
We would like to support multiple versions of our API. That is, when an update for our API is released continue to support For example, a method foo.get might...
... The URL should identify the server, so if you think of it as having multiple servers, this is reasonable, but it doesn't really sound to me like you're...
... Right, not separate servers. But, separate behavior based on the version. ... That's interesting -- I was thinking that was the least likely approach....
Hi All, Application is processing 1 million transcation, Java application uses XMLRPC to communicate to server. during the peak load it open too many TCP/IP...
... I don't know what you mean by "support," but if you mean can you use techniques with XML-RPC, I would say: - In XML-RPC, an RPC is an HTTP transaction, and...
Apparently Zend and PECL and all the PHP sites have gone completely to PHP5 and dropped all support for PHP4. That's fine for them, but my web hosting...
Not really, but as a workaround you could use the phpxmlrpc lib. If you get the "extras" package, there is code that implements the same api as the epi...
Hi, Im using an java applet to communicate with an php server using xml- rpc. I created a login, but my variable $FAIL_ATTEMPTS is not adding and im getting...
Sorry, but I fear you should study your php a little bit more... The line $FAILED_ATTEMPTS; in the code does strictly nothing - as in php there is no need for ...
I'm calling a XML-RPC remote procedure and I'm finding that the application is case sensitive with respect to member names in my methodCall. I was wondering...