On Wed, May 12, 2004 at 09:04:02AM -0500, Damon Hill wrote: > 1) All of the examples I see for XML-RPC include the calling of a > method to perform some action and return a result for that action. In > my example, I am just curious if instead of sending some arguments > to process, I simply want to send files as my arguments for the server > to handle. I would assume this is quite easy to perform, but just > wanted to know if others had done this. Thoughts?
We've done xmlrpc over http(s), and have a utility that used to transfer some files in that fashion. It was terribly slow. Much better to use xmlrpc for file metadata, and send the file via a normal http post request or something. But, YMMV. --Bret
