You can find a (admittedly crappy) modular xml-rpc server about a year ago that is completely stand-alone and uses SecureWebServer, no user docs but I think it's one of my more commented bits of code...
Browse Source: http://uberfoo.net/old/code/sol-xmlrpc/web/ Download Source: http://uberfoo.net/old/code/sol-xmlrpc/dist/source/sol-xmlrpc-0.1.1-src.tar.gz Javadocs: http://uberfoo.net/old/code/sol-xmlrpc/javadoc/ I did some cheap hacking on XML-RPC 1.1 though to add a getHandlers() method so if you want it to compile you'll have to go and grab this patch: http://uberfoo.net/old/code/apache-xmlrpc/xmlrpc-1.1-listHandlers.patch I'm already wincing in pain looking back through this code but hopefully it will be useful for you as a proof of concept or something... On Tue, Jul 29, 2003 at 12:05:11PM -0500, Steven Ko wrote: > Hello! > > I know there were a lot of discussions about security, but I can't > find the right answer. I would like to know > > 1) if there's any method that I can get SecureWebServer & SecureXmlRpcClient > classes working altogether in standalone manner without tomcat or turbine. Any > comments including "You can't do that" will be appreciated. > > 2) if there's any plan about a tutorial(or something like that) on using > those classes. > > Again, any comments will be appreciated. Thanks. > > - Steve Ko > > > -- Sean Bruton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Senior Engineer Network Services NeoSpire, Inc. www.neospire.net
