The interest in a "synchronous" call is more an artifact of getting
something working and keeping it simple so that I am testing the
actual call and dealing with the return response without adding the
complexity of asynchronous call backs and multiple threads.
Asynchronous does not mean multi-threaded.
I will certainly move to that model as my next step. :)
Certainly is less complicated than it sounds
XMLRPCRequest *request = [self createXMLRPCRequest];
NSDictionary *params = [NSDictionary dictionaryWithObjectsAndKeys:
...
nil];
[request setMethod: @"method" withObject:params];
XMLRPCConnection *connection = [[XMLRPCConnection alloc]
initWithXMLRPCRequest: request delegate: self];
if (connection == nil)
{
NSLog(@"Connection failed.");
...
return;
}
And then implement the success and failure methods on the delegate.
cheers
--
Torsten
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