Thanks for your good work Ryan.

There is one problem however; I get the Security Exception mentioned in several threads on this list in March:
http://www.mail-archive.com/rpc-user@;xml.apache.org/msg00104.html

I am currently exploring the workaround mentioned.

Regards,
Douglas Reames

At 12:39 AM 10/29/2002 -0500, you wrote:
Hi, I got curious about using XML-RPC from an applet after reading your post, so I put together an example applet to go with the echo examples. Here is the code, a jar, and the html file to see the applet. Please excuse the clumsy swing work in the applet as I don't pretend to be a GUI designer :)

Sometime soon I will boil this thread down to a bug report for the dev list and the user community at large will benefit from it. Thanks to all of you for speaking up and to Martin for posting his code.

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Ryan Hoegg
ISIS Networks
http://www.isisnetworks.net

Ryan Hoegg wrote:

The example in /examples/echo does not include anything for Applets.
As far as I can tell, this is completely missing from the examples.

I will see if I can get some code working with the applet jar and put together an example.

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Ryan Hoegg
ISIS Networks

Douglas Reames wrote:

Ryan,

I am a newbie with both java and this java package. I have been able to get an stand-alone xml-rpc client operational, and I have had success with applet-based clients when using the 'xml-rpc-1.1.jar'.
However, when I use the 'xml-rpc-1.1-applet.jar' to construct applets, I have problems.

I'd like a 'Getting Started' paragraph or 3 that provides an example to Illustrate a no-frills functional skeleton using the class - XmlRpcApplet:
[ ] setDebug
[a] createArgumentVector
[b] InitClient
[c] Assert that client is a valid SimpleXmlRpcClient that can be used in 'request'
[d] Issue a request
[e] handle exceptions
[f] report results

It would be nice to have an example that I could go back to compare against my own applets when issues arise - a good bare bones starting point. If someone could point me in the right direction, I would be very appreciative.

Best regards,
Douglas Reames
RMS Finance



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