I'd say the best choices are: - the php xmlrpc extension (www.php.net/xmlrpc). Fastest of them all, since it is written in C and not in PHP, and comes as...
Hello everyone, Iam using the xmlrpc with the c#.net. My server function looks like this below. API = (('object_id', 'ASCII string', 1), ('services', 'struct',...
Hello Dineshp. You can nest XmlRpcStructs just like you would nest .net Hashtables: XmlRpcStruct t = new XmlRpcStruct(); XmlRpcStruct u = new XmlRpcStruct(); ...
Hello troy, Thank you very much for your answer. I have implemented the interface and structure as below [XmlRpcUrl("http://www.myurl.com")] public interface...
Dinesh, If your client is not receiveing a response, your client is probably not transmitting a request. Try using Wireshark http://www.wireshark.org/ to ...
hello troy, Thank you once again for your reply. Actually is it possible to view the request in from the c#.Net itself so that i can verify with the server api...
Hello troy, This was really good help. I had used Fiddler to view the request header. Actually i have a send a request to the server api function like this ...
hello troy, This is really good help. I had used the fiddler to view the request and reponse header. I found what is the problem i have. Actually my api...
Hello Dinesh. Your program is giving you this: {events: {evt_change: True}, services: "aw_email"} You want this: {aw_email: {evt_change: True}} So maybe you...
I have an app the runs XML-RPC and it uses the IXR library php file. I have switch from php4 to php5 and seen a huge performance drop and it has become...
After digging up the posts I decided to ask.. According to XML-RPC spec, parameter value of <string> cannot contain < or &. This means, sending XML as a...
... There is no way, to send unescaped xml, sorry. It is not the fault of xmlrpc, it is the fault of the xml spec _ you cannot ever use a "<" char inside a...
... Yes, implementations generally use < and & ... Yes, the text can be enclosed in a CDATA section: <![CDATA[ some text with < and & ]]> I'd be...
... The safest approach is to taken encoded XML and base-64 encode it as a binary payload. This way you don't have to know or are about the encoding of the...
... Actually, CDATA were my next tip. Your post explained to me that XML-RPC uses just the <string>'s node value and not everything below it. In the later...
... I'm not sure I understand what you are saying. Let me try to clarify what the spec says: A <string> can only contain text (in XML terms CDATA). It may not ...
... You might want to look up the relax-ng spec for xmlrpc if you want to add more formalism / automation to the protocol. Unfortunately using xsd to exactly...
Hi All, I want to test my client code to connect to the yahoo server using XML-RPC. Below is my Client code to connect to Flicker service implemented in yahoo...
Hello, I found this very old post http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/xml-rpc/message/2306, asking a similar question as I will do in a moment. The only reply...
... One option is to use JABBER-RPC (http://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0009.html ). this is XML-RPC using XMPP as a transport mechanism rather then HTTP. You run...
Thank you for the reply. One of my requirements is to have at least C (or C++) and java implementations for both server and client side available. Plus the...
... Maybe jsonrpc might be better suited to your needs - it is less hardcoded to http and better suited to bidirectional communications. There are a lot of...
... You could consider having a getNextEvents service available; clients would call it, and get back an array of the most recent events ready for delivery to...
Jay Carlson
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Jul 16, 2009 11:02 am
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... Excellent. It seems that you saved me lots of work. For some reason I had jsonrpc in my mind as some derivative of xmlrpc, using a less structured format...
... This is another option that I was considering. But it needs two connections per client/server pair, doesn't it? If the server is executing (=idling most of...
... I think that once we've decided to use HTTP, we no longer care so much about connections; after all, the concept of a connection is lower in the protocol...
Jay Carlson
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... I don't know, yet. But I think that, depending on the server performance, every server will run into saturation at 10, 100 or 1000 simultaneous...