new style xml rpc

[Anton Pirker]

hi list!

i am writing a small xml/rpc server and client right now.

a while back i already did this and used following properties in
app.properties to define the callable function:

xmlRpcAccess = api.getAllJobs, api.getApplicationForm, api.storeFile,
xmlRpcHandlerName = *

but i somehow recall, that there is a new way of doing things.
something with adding _xmlrpc instead of _action to the functionname.

is there any documentation on the whole xml/rpc server and client issue?
i can't find anything usefull.


thanks,
anton


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[Chris Zumbrunn]

On Aug 7, 2008, at 18:27 , Anton Pirker wrote:

> but i somehow recall, that there is a new way of doing things.
> something with adding _xmlrpc instead of _action to the functionname.
>
> is there any documentation on the whole xml/rpc server and client  
> issue?
> i can't find anything usefull.

It's in addition to _action, not instead of it.

The "complete docs" can be found here: ;-)

http://dev.helma.org/Community/#nabble-td1153379

Chris

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[Tobi Schäfer]

maybe the api code of antville could be useful, too:
http://code.google.com/p/antville/source/browse/trunk/code/Api/Api.js#103

btw. was something wrong with helma-user recently? this is the first  
mail i got since 31-jul-2008, and according to the archive there have  
been sent some more...?

hth,
tobi


On 07.08.2008, at 18:56, Chris Zumbrunn wrote:

>
> On Aug 7, 2008, at 18:27 , Anton Pirker wrote:
>
>> but i somehow recall, that there is a new way of doing things.
>> something with adding _xmlrpc instead of _action to the functionname.
>>
>> is there any documentation on the whole xml/rpc server and client
>> issue?
>> i can't find anything usefull.
>
> It's in addition to _action, not instead of it.
>
> The "complete docs" can be found here: ;-)
>
> http://dev.helma.org/Community/#nabble-td1153379
>
> Chris
>
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[Anton Pirker]

Thanks for the help! (both of you)

As there is no documentation about this feature i added a wiki page:

http://dev.helma.org/wiki/XML-RPC+Sample/


greetings,
Anton



Tobi Schäfer wrote:

> maybe the api code of antville could be useful, too:
> http://code.google.com/p/antville/source/browse/trunk/code/Api/Api.js#103
>
> btw. was something wrong with helma-user recently? this is the first
> mail i got since 31-jul-2008, and according to the archive there have
> been sent some more...?
>
> hth,
> tobi
>
>
> On 07.08.2008, at 18:56, Chris Zumbrunn wrote:
>
>>
>> On Aug 7, 2008, at 18:27 , Anton Pirker wrote:
>>
>>> but i somehow recall, that there is a new way of doing things.
>>> something with adding _xmlrpc instead of _action to the functionname.
>>>
>>> is there any documentation on the whole xml/rpc server and client
>>> issue?
>>> i can't find anything usefull.
>>
>> It's in addition to _action, not instead of it.
>>
>> The "complete docs" can be found here: ;-)
>>
>> http://dev.helma.org/Community/#nabble-td1153379
>>
>> Chris
>>
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