Does anybody know if there is a multi-threaded version of the xml server for this XMLRPC 0.7 package?
I saw Tom R. posted a message in which he was saying that he has a working version and he can post it.
Tom, have you posted one, and if so, how can we get it ?
thanks,
Adrian
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Hi,
I added to xmlrpc++0.7 Jae Young An's code given here : http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=910224&forum_id=240495
and it seems to work well in Linux. To make it work in Windows or WIndows CE, you need pthread.dll from here : ftp://sources.redhat.com/pub/pthreads-win32/
Make sure that XmlRpcClient::~XmlRpcClient() contains close(); too.
Manu
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I have not tried it yet. I will try to use the multithreaded version this week. I will post any comments I have, on this newsgroup.
However, I am running on Unix stations, not Windows.
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I used Emmanuels' email which contained Jae Young An's code, and modified it a bit to be able to compile under Solaris.
So I got a multiThreadedXmlRpcServer to run. However, for higher number of threads (over 12 or so) the server crashes.
Adrian
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Hi,
Does anybody know if there is a multi-threaded version of the xml server for this XMLRPC 0.7 package?
I saw Tom R. posted a message in which he was saying that he has a working version and he can post it.
Tom, have you posted one, and if so, how can we get it ?
thanks,
Adrian
Hi,
I added to xmlrpc++0.7 Jae Young An's code given here :
http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=910224&forum_id=240495
and it seems to work well in Linux. To make it work in Windows or WIndows CE, you need pthread.dll from here : ftp://sources.redhat.com/pub/pthreads-win32/
Make sure that XmlRpcClient::~XmlRpcClient() contains close(); too.
Manu
adi ,
Did Emmanuels sugesstion work for you on a Windows machine?
thanks .
Dimitri
Dimitri,
I have not tried it yet. I will try to use the multithreaded version this week. I will post any comments I have, on this newsgroup.
However, I am running on Unix stations, not Windows.
I used Emmanuels' email which contained Jae Young An's code, and modified it a bit to be able to compile under Solaris.
So I got a multiThreadedXmlRpcServer to run. However, for higher number of threads (over 12 or so) the server crashes.
Adrian