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Home » Developing U++ » UppHub » ValueMap, XmlRpc and RpcTest
Re: ValueMap, XmlRpc and RpcTest [message #7070 is a reply to message #7065] Mon, 11 December 2006 12:40 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
fallingdutch is currently offline  fallingdutch
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zsolt wrote on Mon, 11 December 2006 01:10

Cool!
My favourite line is:
http.AddHeaders(xml);

Good idea for POSTing xml as body Wink


thanks

uploaded some changes (at the first post)
RpcTest:
* added the button "check for methods", which calls the "system.listMethods" function on the listed server and inserts them into the DropDownList of method
* added the server value at the bottom, which parses the call that is sent

XmlRpc:
* removed a Bug that came up when a struct containes a struct as value
* implemented ParseMethodCall(String s)

ValueMap:
* only Core-Package is added as dependency

index.php?t=getfile&id=396&private=0

usage:
1. choose a host, path and its port and push "check for methods" if the server supports it the methods will be in the drop down of method
2. choose a method (or enter it) and add Param(s) as needed
3. press "execute" and have a look at the answers:

- sent is the xml data sent to the server
- reply is the raw xml data received from the server
- client is Value.ToString() of the Value returned by XmlRpcClient::Execute(XmlRpcCall c)
- server is Value.ToString() of the Value returned by XmlRpcParser::ParseMethodCall(String s)
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