xml-rpc

I am trying to get an understanding of how I can use SOAP or XML-RPC to create a remote, open API for my product. Problem is, part of my API will require me to be able to get events pushed from my server to the client - I will need to be able to "send a callback" and not only "call a function" as part of my API. Is there a good way to do that in SOAP or XML-RPC? There are two ways to do notifications in an RPC system: the push model, and the pull model. In the pull model, the client will periodically query the server whether any notifications are available. The server needs to store them until

I'm looking for a simple way to programmatically invoke a SOAP/RPC call via Python. Something like: method_to_invoke, args = parse_user_input() outbound_xml = library.call_remote_method(method_to_invoke, args) result = requests.post(... data=outbound_xml) I know there are several Python libraries that support SOAP/RPC calls; however they all do some "magic" and allow for things like: result = client.service.getPercentBodyFat('jeff', 68, 170) (previous example taken from suds documentation but the basic principles are the same). This assumes I know the name of the method ahead of time and can't

I want to ping automatically to pingomatic , when ever i update my blog, as it is done by the wordpress. Pingomatic uses the XMLRPC, but I don't know how it works. Can someone help me. Seems quite easy at first sight. The form there is a plain HTML form with method=get and I don't see any XMLRPC code around. I'd say you just fill in the form once, click to submit and then copy the resulting URL from the address bar into a PHP http_get() or fopen() . The result page says "Bookmark this page and come back to it later to automatically re-ping" , so I'm pretty sure a plain GET request is enough

可以将文章内容翻译成中文,广告屏蔽插件可能会导致该功能失效(如失效，请关闭广告屏蔽插件后再试): 问题: I wanted to write a GUI-wrapper for an application which uses XML-RPC and wondered if there are any XML-RPC frameworks available for Cocoa and if so what's the best? Thanks in advance 回答1: Thank you very much for your answers. Yesterday I did an extensive Google session on this topic and came up with some dedicated XML-RPC frameworks for Cocoa. "The Cocoa XML-RPC Framework" from Eric Czarny which can be found at http://github.com/eczarny/xmlrpc/tree/master "Open Source XML-RPC Class for Cocoa" from Brent Simmons can be found at http:/

How should I base64 encode a PDF file for transport over XML-RPC in Python? If you don't want to use the xmlrpclib's Binary class, you can just use the .encode() method of strings: a = open("pdf_reference.pdf", "rb").read().encode("base64") Actually, after some more digging, it looks like the xmlrpclib module may have the piece I need with it's Binary helper class: binary_obj = xmlrpclib.Binary( open('foo.pdf').read() ) Here's an example from the Trac XML-RPC documentation import xmlrpclib server = xmlrpclib.ServerProxy("http://athomas:password@localhost:8080/trunk/login/xmlrpc") server.wiki

This is a more theoretical question. I am about to build a little server in here and want to create an API for it. I am deciding what is better and already ruled out SOAP since that thing is a mess in my opinion. I am left with REST and XML-RPC. I really enjoy XML-RPC, it is really simple to implement and it is regular enough that all clients can use it easily. These days all the cool kids are doing RESTful stuff, sometimes with a JSON payload or XML document or even HTTP POST VARIABLES. I think those guys always reinvent the wheel for each service. I don't see what one could gain by going

I am building a JAVA web service client in which i connect to a service. This service has a ssl certificate verification. How to call this service using ssl certificate verification. I am using JAX-RPC implementation in client built using Eclipse. An example would be appriciated. Raj I am able to do the web service connection... I added the key store using the command: keytool -import -trustcacerts -file <file path/filename.cer> -alias <aliasName> -keystore <JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/security/cacerts> gave the password as "changeit" and added the certificate in keystore. Now in code i added two lines:

About 6 months ago there was an update to the WordPress API which allows setting a post's thumbnail (or featured) image. http://www.maxcutler.com/2012/04/04/xml-rpc-in-wordpress-3-4/ I'm trying to use it but it's not working for me. I'd like to know what I may be doing wrong. I'm calling the XML-RPC newPost method to create a post and passing the Media ID of an existing asset in the media library (known as the attachment_id in the media library) The new post is being created and all the other properties are being set, except for the featured image. I verified my version of the wordpress api,