I use the apache implementation and it works perfectly. I suppose that as no error is detected, and, it does the work, and no more implementation can be done (because it does everything compliant with the specifications, any add-on will be out of specification, so... no new version will be available. I use very much xmlrpc to communicate with the same apache implementation, with other java implementations, once with a C++ xmlrpc with another application in another company, and with a php implementation too. I had never a problem, only recently with a kxmlrpc implementation in java for mobile phones, that is old or dead many time ago and it does not work correctly (it works 98% but fails for example sending "large" byte[] data types (it exchanges some bytes inside the array!!!).
If a library is xmlrpc compliant and it works, it does not care if it has a new version or is an old version for me, because it works. -----Mensaje original----- De: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Enviado el: viernes, 04 de febrero de 2005 9:19 Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Asunto: future of this library Hi, anyone knows how is this library supported or developer? Is it still alive, or completely dead? What can I do if I need small XML RPC library and no overbloated stuff like Apache Axis (which maybe can do XML RPC too)? I was browsing list of java implementations at http://xmlrpc.scripting.com/directory/1568/implementations and all are old or dead. Or there was found some problem with XML RPC protocol and it's now obsolete? Thanks for any hint or suggestion, Petr
