[Exist-open] Re: xmlrpc vs. Rest

[Manuel L. <ml...@li...>]

hi,
i waited a long time for this, now it works, thanks ! ( I thought i did
something wrong). The current CVS-PHP example didn'd work. Here is my
working version:

  $method="query";
  $myStruct=new xmlrpcval(array("hacker" => new xmlrpcval("test","string")),
"struct");
  $options = new xmlrpcval(array("OutputKeys.INDENT"   => new
xmlrpcval("yes","string"),
               "OutputKeys.ENCODING"  =>  new xmlrpcval("UTF-8", "string"),
               "variables"    =>  $myStruct), "struct");
  $msg=new xmlrpcmsg($method, array(new xmlrpcval($xquery,"string"), new
xmlrpcval($howmany,"int"), new xmlrpcval($start,"int"), $options));
  return $this->sendMsg($msg);

manuel





"Wolfgang Meier" <wol...@ex...> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:200...@ex......
> Hi,
>
> I finally added support for passing variables to the XMLRPC query methods
(see
> CVS). Variable declarations are read from the "variables" field in the
> optional struct that can be passed to the corresponding methods. Of
course,
> you can only pass variable values whose type is supported by XMLRPC.
Here's
> an example in Ruby:
>
> query = <<END
> for \$speech in //SPEECH[LINE &= \$query]
> order by \$speech/SPEAKER[1]
> return
>     \$speech
> END
>
> client = XMLRPC::Client.new("localhost", "/exist/xmlrpc", 8080)
>
> vars = { "query" => "adrian*" }
> outputOptions = { "encoding" => "UTF-8", "indent" => "yes",
> "variables" => vars
> }
> begin
>   result = client.call("query", query, 20, 1, outputOptions)
>   puts "#{result}\n"
>
> rescue XMLRPC::FaultException => e
>   puts "An error occurred:"
>   puts e.faultCode
>   puts e.faultString
> end
>
> The REST server doesn't cache queries at all. I still have to add that.
>
> Wolfgang
>
> On Saturday 27 March 2004 15:29, Manuel Lautenschlager wrote:
> > hi,
> >
> > i compared rest and xmlrpc. it seems, that rest xqueries aren't cache.
rest
> > is faster than xml-rpc the first time, but then it is slower.
> > how can i pass variables via xmlrpc/rest/soap so i can access then via
> > request:get-request-data ?
> >
> > I am just trying to optimize the perfomance. the last cvs update did a
lot.
> > But i think, when i pass the variables via post, all queries will be
> > cached. Am i right with this ?
> >
> > thankyou for help,
> >
> > manuel
>
>
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