If you talking about upgrading you client application or classes in yourwell, webstart would be nice actually, but as it is a university's student work, we must keep up with what our teachers want us to do... and this is why we can't use any external tools... We could have done this with a quick and dirty batch over ssh, or even tried to see the webstart side, but we have chosen a technology and we must stick to it.... XML-RPC is great to launch remote tasks, and with the answer of john, i guess i can go my way to make it work.... i've found ways to turn a binary file into bytes, ways to turn the bytes into a binary file again, i guess i can put this into a procedure parameter (at least i'll try it)... I have to work on the way to handle the byte list for it to be accepted by the binary-writing procedure.... hope i'm on a good way ;-) (if not, you'll hear from me soon :-) )
client application, you may be better off looking at java webstart. We
use xmlrpc for invoking methods on our server, but use webstart to keep
the clients up-to-date (if you want to send code to the server, I miss
understood and you should just ignore this email all together ;-)
you did not misunderstood... it's just that i have rules to respect ...
regards stephane
