Hi Aron Could you update the patch to version xmlrpc-1.1 (from Apache). The patch you provided mostly fails.
----- Original Message ----- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, April 02, 2002 3:17 PM Subject: Re: Sessions > > Take a look at: > > http://aeolus/xmlrpc/xmlrpc.html > > This patches the xml-rpc library to add CORBA-like interceptors (or > Tomcat-like filters), which are just hooks to incoming and outgoing > calls with the call state. You can easily use these to do sessioning > (e.g. upon incoming call generate session hash and look up a table to see > if a session exists already). > > Aaron Hamid > Cornell University > > ------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Hi all! > > I am new in Java and xml-rpc, but I have some experience in > c++ and Corba. > I'd like to make and application server with java & xml-rpc instead of > c++ & Corba. Xml-rpc package seems ok, but I found the WebServer class > a little bit short. > For starter I'd like to have sessions. When I tried to add this > functionality I found > that most of relevant existing classes are local to XmlRcpServer class and > therefore > I can not extend it without changing the rpc class. > > Is xml-rpc package and it's server meant for production use, or iti is > just > a demo? > Is there some development going on, or it is just legacy code. > > Has someone developerd a java server based on xmlrpc with sessions ? > (pointers) > > Thanks in advance > > Matjaz > > >
