Hi, Your xmlrpc call looks right. If the method you're calling takes no arguments then you pass in an empty Vector, which is what you've done.
I would check whether you are registering your handler/method on the server correctly. Regards, Daniel On Thu, 16 Dec 2004, Mailing List42 wrote: > Hi folks, > > This is my first time sending to the list. I've setup a server > application using a handler with the following: > > public String pingme() > { > return "hello world!"; > } > > I'm using the following client to call the server application: > org.apache.xmlrpc.XmlRpcClient > > I'm calling the above server using the following type of call: > > Vector params = new Vector(); > String results =""; > params.addElement(results); > Object serverResult = client.execute("pingme",params); > result =(String) serverResult; > > The problem appears to be that I can't figoure out how to fill out > params so that it's essentially null because the handler method > doesn't accept any parameters. The execute call seems to always > require one. Is there another call I can use? Am I just doing > something silly here? > > Thanks for the help, > Shawn > > This is my first use of a mailing list so please be kind! >