Hi folks,
I just started working with py-xmlrpc a few days ago, and found it rather
simple and intuitive to use. The most attracting stuff of it to me is the
non-block IO -- I still remember the old times when I was using Java RMI, where
parallel method invocations cant be achieved other than with threads, which
proved quite a resource hog. Now with pr-xmlrpc around, parallelism is as simple
and efficient as some select() calls.
However, what I'm now worrying about is the authorization mechanism of pyxmlrpc,
since in the examples.py coming with py-xmlrpc, user name and password is simply hard
coded into the source. Does py-xmlrpc have some other, and hopefully better, mechanism
of authorization? Or, can it make use of some external mechanism, say SSL, to do the
dirty job?
I know you guys are busy, just point me to some material or URL is greatly
appreciated.
Thanks :)
-Clay
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