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Redstone XML-RPC Library

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Programming Languages: Java

License: GNU Library or Lesser General Public License (LGPL)

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  • Followup: RE: how use Redstone feature and get Ajax scrpts

    [Avatar] 2009-12-16 11:28:03 CST sorry for my fault,i get the js scripts from the jar files,it is all my fault that i did not download the redstone lib instead of downloading the simple-xmlrpc,sorry for that!

    2009-12-16 03:28:50 UTC by loujianwen

  • Followup: RE: No constructor:XmlRpcProxy.createProxy()

    sorry for my fault,i find the method:createProxy from the jar files,it is all my fault that i did not download the redstone lib instead of downloading the simple-xmlrpc,sorry for that!

    2009-12-16 03:28:04 UTC by loujianwen

  • No constructor:XmlRpcProxy.createProxy()

    there is no constructor:XmlRpcProxy.createProxy( "http://jira.atlassion.com/RPC2", new Class[] { Jira.class } ),i just find:createProxy(java.net.URL url, java.lang.Class[] interfaces, boolean streamMessages) ,what is the problem?and why on the redstone homepage exists that method,i cannot use that feature just add a interface to the method,please offer some info,thanks!

    2009-11-30 03:37:18 UTC by loujianwen

  • how use Redstone feature and get Ajax scrpts

    how to implement " Both the client and the server can be configured to stream messages directly over a socket without constructing the messages in memory." this feature,and where i can get the ajax scripts,i download the latest distribute source but there is not ajax relevant scripts,any reply will be appreciated.

    2009-11-28 12:23:54 UTC by loujianwen

  • Debug and test RPC client

    this is good place to debut your rpc client work or not **[http://www.wordtracker.com/docs/api/][1]** especially in "Chapter 6. Examining your XML-RPC packets",you can get tools to watch the request and response info exactely [1]: http://www.wordtracker.com/docs/api/.

    2009-11-27 08:37:27 UTC by loujianwen

  • XmlRpcSerializer does not serialize character >

    If an argument is a string with tags inside (like ), XmlRpcSerializer does not serialize the character >, which may lead to server errors. The fix consists in adding a case statement : case '>' : writer.write(">"); break;.

    2009-10-20 13:46:52 UTC by nobody

  • 2 questions: Content-Lenght and JSON

    Hi, Question 1 -------------- I cannot understand principles of adding Content-Lenght by server.... <init-param> <!-- Optional, defaults to 0 --> <param-name>streamMessages</param-name> <param-value>1</param-value> ... if this param equal to 0 (by default - server must return Content-Lenght, am I right? How to force return...

    2009-09-14 20:36:08 UTC by vinnitu

  • Followup: RE: Latest sourcecode not in files area

    Hi Max, You're right, it appears that the 1.1.1 has not been released separately yet. I will get on it and create a separate release for that one. The Simple-package is a combination of the Redstome XML-RPC library and the Simple HTTP server for those who do not already run a separate server like Jetty. In many cases, people just use the regular release and publish their services using the...

    2009-09-08 13:15:19 UTC by gregerohlson

  • Latest sourcecode not in files area

    The proxy-based example on the redstone webpage looks very nice - however I find it *seriously* off-putting when an open-source project fails to publish its own sourcecode clearly. The current redstone 1.1.1 as contained within the redstone/simple/demo bundle doesn't seem to have a source package anywhere in the files area.

    2009-09-08 12:25:02 UTC by maxb

  • Followup: RE: How I invoked to pass object[]

    Oh cool! I knew there was probably a better way hehe. That makes sense. Thanks Greger!

    2009-07-15 22:59:22 UTC by jfreeman88

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