[xmlrpcflash-development] revision files: 0.5r1 and 0.5r2

[Isaac L. <is...@st...>]

Hello All,

I posted some Revision files on a temporary server (with functioning 
xmlrpc via Zope/Apache2).

The ViewArt network has been gracious enough to loan us some space and 
bandwidth for testing- (as I'm currently working with them [thanks 
Chad!]) but this is by no means a permanent situation.

The files for download are located here:
http://viewartnetwork.com/xmlrpcflash

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The posted zip archive contains the following pertanent files,
(my apologies for the brown-bag release):

xmlrpc0_5r2.fla
	+connects to the server properly
	+calls a method I wrote which returns
	 an xmlrpc response, going for the
	 functionality of Patrick's original
	 xml test file (*)

whitesp_response.xml
	+just like Patrick's response.xml file, but
	 testing real-world whitespace in the xml.
	 (Patrick's code seems to do just fine with it)


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(*)ikenote regarding the 'test_response' method:
	This method is meant to mimmic the resoponse xml which
	came with Patrick's xmlrpcflash 0.5 Alpha.  This method
	is currently a work in progress, as I have not taken time
	to deal with these 3 object types:
		DateTime, Boolean, and Base64 Binaries
	as well as return multiple <param> values.

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Additionally, I have applied the xmlrpc logo, and made a space where we 
can hopefully put some traceback actions as we are working.

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Who is doing what:
This file has been verbally handed off to my Colleauge, actionscript 
rockstar, Chad, (who's now on this list), for evaluation and jamming 
into suggestions parsing the xml response in a sensible manner- and I'm 
availible for server support and xmlrpc protocall questions.

Chad- please post any questions/comments regarding this file to the 
list- and also note, that for the xml parsing, the server need not be 
necessarily used (especially as my method there isn't really complete)- 
the 'whitesp_response.xml' file will load for parsing just fine.

OK- Rocket-
.ike



   Isaac Levy
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