Re: xmlrpc
Josh, About authentication method, I just noticed that OpenNebula uses parameters to pass username and password: http://opennebula.org/documentation:archives:rel2.0:api On Sat, Dec 3, 2011 at 11:01 PM, Mani Shafa'atDoost mani.do...@gmail.comwrote: Josh, Thank you. Problem is that I am using a test account from http://vcl.ncsu.edu/ and I can't disable SSL, but as far as I know you are using http requests not https: $context = stream_context_create( array( '*http*' = array( 'method' = POST, 'header' = $header, 'content' = $request ) ) ); I tried XML standard queries but I receive permission denied error, I don't know if the problem is with (http,https) or with my queries. I guess they have some more information in their request. By the way, do you know how can I know what this function sends to server : file_get_contents(self::VCLHOST.$location, false, $context) Best Regards Mani On Fri, Dec 2, 2011 at 9:04 AM, Josh Thompson josh_thomp...@ncsu.eduwrote: -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Mani, The frontend code is not using Cookie for anything when the XMLRPC API is used. I'm not actually sure about the XML part. All of the XMLRPC code is just using php's built in XMLRPC stuff: http://us.php.net/manual/en/book.xmlrpc.php Almost all of the XMLRPC related code is in xmlrpcWrappers.php. The only part that isn't in that file is in utils.php where the functions are registered (xmlrpccall) and called (xmlRPChandler). You may be able to disable SSL and do some packet captures to actually see what is getting passed back and forth. To disable SSL, you at least need to remove the check and redirect for it in index.php. I can't remember offhand if there is anything else you need to do. Another option would be to write some simple php XMLRPC code separate from VCL, but similar to it, and do packet captures with that. Josh On Thursday December 01, 2011, Mani Shafa'atDoost wrote: Josh, ok, I am going to write a wrapper class . but I need some information about your xml formating. as far as I know I should send something like this : Content-Type: text/xml X-User: username . X-Pass: password Cookie: something X-APIVERSION: 2 ?xml version=1.0? methodCall methodNameexample/methodName params param valuei441/i4/value /param /params /methodCall so these are my questions: should I send cookie or it is an optional thing? in method params, which kind of params do you have? it is just int, or you have boolean and string as well. also what about your answer XML. is it consists of Integer or it has some other things? Best Regards Mani On Thu, Dec 1, 2011 at 9:13 AM, Josh Thompson josh_thomp...@ncsu.edu wrote: -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Mani, - From what you described, it doesn't sound like you have the option to set additional http headers. I remember running in to that with one of the perl XMLRPC libraries. It didn't really expose a way to set additional http headers; so, I think I had to make a new class that inherited the provided one with some modified functions allowing the additional headers to be set. The problem here is that I couldn't find any way of doing authentication with XMLRPC other than basic auth, which wasn't an option in our (NCSU) environment. So, I added the requirement of using additional http headers that provide the necessary authentication bits. Unfortunately, not all XMLRPC libraries expose a way to set additional http headers. If anyone knows of another way of doing XMLRPC authentication, please let me know. Josh On Wednesday November 30, 2011, Mani Shafa'atDoost wrote: Josh, In java for XMLRPC calls, you have one execute function that accepts 2 arguments. First one is the Method name and second one is a list of parameters that we need to pass to this function. so where should I put this header? in parameter[0]? Also there is a config that can be set before execute a method. this config can set following things: basicUserName basicPassword basicEncoding contentLengthOptional enabledForExceptions enabledForExtensions encoding gzipCompressing gzipRequesting I know, we need to set up this header somewhere, but I am not sure where. I will appreciate if you tell me which part of code is handling this RPC request in VCL. Best Regards Mani On Wed, Nov 30, 2011 at 3:22 PM, Josh Thompson josh_thomp...@ncsu.eduwrote: -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Mani,
Re: xmlrpc
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Mani, The frontend code is not using Cookie for anything when the XMLRPC API is used. I'm not actually sure about the XML part. All of the XMLRPC code is just using php's built in XMLRPC stuff: http://us.php.net/manual/en/book.xmlrpc.php Almost all of the XMLRPC related code is in xmlrpcWrappers.php. The only part that isn't in that file is in utils.php where the functions are registered (xmlrpccall) and called (xmlRPChandler). You may be able to disable SSL and do some packet captures to actually see what is getting passed back and forth. To disable SSL, you at least need to remove the check and redirect for it in index.php. I can't remember offhand if there is anything else you need to do. Another option would be to write some simple php XMLRPC code separate from VCL, but similar to it, and do packet captures with that. Josh On Thursday December 01, 2011, Mani Shafa'atDoost wrote: Josh, ok, I am going to write a wrapper class . but I need some information about your xml formating. as far as I know I should send something like this : Content-Type: text/xml X-User: username . X-Pass: password Cookie: something X-APIVERSION: 2 ?xml version=1.0? methodCall methodNameexample/methodName params param valuei441/i4/value /param /params /methodCall so these are my questions: should I send cookie or it is an optional thing? in method params, which kind of params do you have? it is just int, or you have boolean and string as well. also what about your answer XML. is it consists of Integer or it has some other things? Best Regards Mani On Thu, Dec 1, 2011 at 9:13 AM, Josh Thompson josh_thomp...@ncsu.eduwrote: -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Mani, - From what you described, it doesn't sound like you have the option to set additional http headers. I remember running in to that with one of the perl XMLRPC libraries. It didn't really expose a way to set additional http headers; so, I think I had to make a new class that inherited the provided one with some modified functions allowing the additional headers to be set. The problem here is that I couldn't find any way of doing authentication with XMLRPC other than basic auth, which wasn't an option in our (NCSU) environment. So, I added the requirement of using additional http headers that provide the necessary authentication bits. Unfortunately, not all XMLRPC libraries expose a way to set additional http headers. If anyone knows of another way of doing XMLRPC authentication, please let me know. Josh On Wednesday November 30, 2011, Mani Shafa'atDoost wrote: Josh, In java for XMLRPC calls, you have one execute function that accepts 2 arguments. First one is the Method name and second one is a list of parameters that we need to pass to this function. so where should I put this header? in parameter[0]? Also there is a config that can be set before execute a method. this config can set following things: basicUserName basicPassword basicEncoding contentLengthOptional enabledForExceptions enabledForExtensions encoding gzipCompressing gzipRequesting I know, we need to set up this header somewhere, but I am not sure where. I will appreciate if you tell me which part of code is handling this RPC request in VCL. Best Regards Mani On Wed, Nov 30, 2011 at 3:22 PM, Josh Thompson josh_thomp...@ncsu.eduwrote: -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Mani, I'm not clear on what you are saying you are passing a first and second argument to. For every API call (except when calling XMLRPCaffiliations), you'll need to have X-User, X-Pass, and X-APIVERSION added to the HTTP headers to provide authentication to the vcl frontend. Josh On Wednesday November 30, 2011, Mani Shafa'atDoost wrote: Josh, As far as I understood, I need to pass the function name as first argument and for second one I need to add a list of parameters. For first parameter, I need to pass Header which consist of following things: $header = Content-Type: text/xml\r\n; $header .= X-User: . $this-username . \r\n; $header .= X-Pass: . $this-password . \r\n; $header .= Cookie: . $_SERVER[HTTP_COOKIE] . \r\n; $header .= X-APIVERSION: 2; so, is it necessary to add all of these things to header? Best Regards Mani On Wed, Nov 30, 2011 at 1:28 PM, Josh Thompson josh_thomp...@ncsu.eduwrote: Mani, I forgot that there is a third http header that is always required - X-APIVERSION. You'd even need that set when calling
Re: xmlrpc
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Mani,
- From what you described, it doesn't sound like you have the option to set
additional http headers. I remember running in to that with one of the perl
XMLRPC libraries. It didn't really expose a way to set additional http
headers; so, I think I had to make a new class that inherited the provided one
with some modified functions allowing the additional headers to be set.
The problem here is that I couldn't find any way of doing authentication with
XMLRPC other than basic auth, which wasn't an option in our (NCSU)
environment. So, I added the requirement of using additional http headers
that provide the necessary authentication bits. Unfortunately, not all XMLRPC
libraries expose a way to set additional http headers.
If anyone knows of another way of doing XMLRPC authentication, please let me
know.
Josh
On Wednesday November 30, 2011, Mani Shafa'atDoost wrote:
Josh,
In java for XMLRPC calls, you have one execute function that accepts 2
arguments. First one is the Method name and second one is a list of
parameters that we need to pass to this function. so where should I put
this header? in parameter[0]?
Also there is a config that can be set before execute a method. this config
can set following things:
basicUserName
basicPassword
basicEncoding
contentLengthOptional
enabledForExceptions
enabledForExtensions
encoding
gzipCompressing
gzipRequesting
I know, we need to set up this header somewhere, but I am not sure where. I
will appreciate if you tell me which part of code is handling this RPC
request in VCL.
Best Regards
Mani
On Wed, Nov 30, 2011 at 3:22 PM, Josh Thompson
josh_thomp...@ncsu.eduwrote:
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Hash: SHA1
Mani,
I'm not clear on what you are saying you are passing a first and second
argument to.
For every API call (except when calling XMLRPCaffiliations), you'll need
to have X-User, X-Pass, and X-APIVERSION added to the HTTP headers to
provide authentication to the vcl frontend.
Josh
On Wednesday November 30, 2011, Mani Shafa'atDoost wrote:
Josh,
As far as I understood, I need to pass the function name as first
argument
and for second one I need to add a list of parameters. For first
parameter,
I need to pass Header which consist of following things:
$header = Content-Type: text/xml\r\n;
$header .= X-User: . $this-username . \r\n;
$header .= X-Pass: . $this-password . \r\n;
$header .= Cookie: . $_SERVER[HTTP_COOKIE] . \r\n;
$header .= X-APIVERSION: 2;
so, is it necessary to add all of these things to header?
Best Regards
Mani
On Wed, Nov 30, 2011 at 1:28 PM, Josh Thompson
josh_thomp...@ncsu.eduwrote:
Mani,
I forgot that there is a third http header that is always required -
X-APIVERSION. You'd even need that set when calling
XMLRPCaffiliations.
Josh
On Wednesday November 30, 2011, Josh Thompson wrote:
Mani,
I haven't done much with java, and what I have done was many years
ago.
Given that, it doesn't look like you are providing the additional
custom authentication http headers X-User and X-Pass anywhere.
Those two additional headers are not needed for the
XMLRPCaffiliations
call. So, you could try calling that to see if the authentication
headers are your only problem.
Josh
On Wednesday November 30, 2011, Mani Shafa'atDoost wrote:
I am trying to use Java to use your system. but the problem is
when I
try
to execute something like client.execute( XMLRPCtest, params );
, I
receive errors.
Can you tell me what should I pass to this function.I just
attached my java class.
Best Regards
Mani
On Wed, Nov 30, 2011 at 8:39 AM, Aaron Coburn
acob...@amherst.edu
wrote:
Mani,
there is documentation for the XML RPC located here:
http://people.apache.org/~jfthomps/xmlrpcdocs/xmlrpcWrappers_8php.htm
l
I have been using the remote API for some time now, and it
works very well. To make things easier for me, I wrote a php
class that encapsulates some of these functions (see
attached). This class doesn't implement any of the group
management features, but they
would
be easy to add.
You can then use the class like this (if, for instance, you
wanted
to list the reservations for a particular user):
$vcl = new VCL($userid, $password);
if ($reservations = $vcl-getReservations()){
foreach ($reservations as $r){
print p;
print b{$r['imagename']}/b ;
if ($status = $vcl-getRequestStatus($r['requestid'])){
switch ($status['status']){
...
Re: xmlrpc
Mani,there is documentation for the XML RPC located here:http://people.apache.org/~jfthomps/xmlrpcdocs/xmlrpcWrappers_8php.htmlI have been using the remote API for some time now, and it works very well. To make things easier for me, I wrote a php class that encapsulates some of these functions (see attached). This class doesn't implement any of the group management features, but they would be easy to add.You can then use the class like this (if, for instance, you wanted to list the reservations for a particular user):$vcl = new VCL($userid, $password);if ($reservations = $vcl-getReservations()){ foreach ($reservations as $r){ print "p"; print "b{$r['imagename']}/b "; if ($status = $vcl-getRequestStatus($r['requestid'])){ switch ($status['status']){... } } print "/p"; }}The authentication piece is handed off to the appropriate affiliation function in the VCL code, so if you are using LDAP, the user's password would be verified in that way. Since we use Shibboleth with our VCL installation, the web application (neither the VCL nor any remote webapp) will know anything about what constitutes a valid password, so I ended up modifying the 'checkAccess()' function in .ht-inc/utils.php. If this is relevant for your installation, I can explain further how this is done.The remote API allows me, for instance, to embed the VCL inside other web applications (such as our campus learning management system), without requiring students to login to the main VCL site when they want to make and connect to their reservations.Best regards,Aaron?php
class VCL {
const VCLHOST = YOUR VCL HOST LOCATION HERE;
public $errcode = 0;
public $errmsg = ;
public $message = ;
private $username = ;
private $password = ;
public function __construct($username, $password){
$this-username = $username;
$this-password = $password;
}
public function getImages(){
if($images = $this-rpc('XMLRPCgetImages', array()))
if( count($images) )
return $images;
return 0;
}
public function addReservation($imageid, $time, $duration){
if( $rc = $this-rpc('XMLRPCaddRequest', array($imageid, $time, $duration))){
$this-message = Successfully added reservation.;
return 1;
} else {
return 0;
}
}
public function extendReservation($id, $duration){
$this-reset();
if( $rc = $this-rpc(XMLRPCextendRequest, array($id, $duration))){
$this-message = Reservation successfully extended.;
return 1;
} else {
return 0;
}
}
public function deleteReservation($id){
$this-reset();
if( $rc = $this-rpc(XMLRPCendRequest, array($id))){
$this-message = Reservation successfully deleted.;
return 1;
} else {
return 0;
}
}
public function getRequestStatus($id){
$this-reset();
if( $rc = $this-rpc(XMLRPCgetRequestStatus, array($id)))
return $rc;
else
return 0;
}
public function getConnectData($requestid, $remote_addr){
$this-reset();
if( $rc = $this-rpc(XMLRPCgetRequestConnectData, array($requestid,
$remote_addr))){
if( $rc[status] == ready ){
return array( serverIP = $rc[serverIP],
user = $rc[user],
password = $rc[password] );
} else {
$this-message = The connection is not yet ready.;
}
}
return 0;
}
public function affiliations(){
$this-reset();
if($response = $this-rpc(XMLRPCaffiliations, array())){
if(count($response)){
return $response;
}
}
return 0;
}
public function getReservations(){
$this-reset();
if($response = $this-rpc('XMLRPCgetRequestIds', array()))
if( count( $response[requests] ) )
return $response[requests];
return 0;
}
private function reset(){
$this-errcode = 0;
$this-errmsg = ;
$this-message = ;
}
private function rpc($method, $args) {
$request = xmlrpc_encode_request($method, $args);
$header = Content-Type: text/xml\r\n;
$header .= X-User: . $this-username . \r\n;
$header .= X-Pass: . $this-password . \r\n;
$header .= Cookie: . $_SERVER[HTTP_COOKIE] . \r\n;
$header .= X-APIVERSION: 2;
$context = stream_context_create(
array(
'http' = array(
'method' = POST,
'header' = $header,
'content' = $request
)
)
);
$location = ?mode= . ($method == XMLRPCaffiliations ?
Re: xmlrpc
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Mani,
I forgot that there is a third http header that is always required -
X-APIVERSION. You'd even need that set when calling XMLRPCaffiliations.
Josh
On Wednesday November 30, 2011, Josh Thompson wrote:
Mani,
I haven't done much with java, and what I have done was many years ago.
Given that, it doesn't look like you are providing the additional custom
authentication http headers X-User and X-Pass anywhere.
Those two additional headers are not needed for the XMLRPCaffiliations
call. So, you could try calling that to see if the authentication headers
are your only problem.
Josh
On Wednesday November 30, 2011, Mani Shafa'atDoost wrote:
I am trying to use Java to use your system. but the problem is when I try
to execute something like client.execute( XMLRPCtest, params ); , I
receive errors.
Can you tell me what should I pass to this function.I just attached my
java class.
Best Regards
Mani
On Wed, Nov 30, 2011 at 8:39 AM, Aaron Coburn acob...@amherst.edu wrote:
Mani,
there is documentation for the XML RPC located here:
http://people.apache.org/~jfthomps/xmlrpcdocs/xmlrpcWrappers_8php.html
I have been using the remote API for some time now, and it works very
well. To make things easier for me, I wrote a php class that
encapsulates some of these functions (see attached). This class
doesn't implement any of the group management features, but they would
be easy to add.
You can then use the class like this (if, for instance, you wanted to
list the reservations for a particular user):
$vcl = new VCL($userid, $password);
if ($reservations = $vcl-getReservations()){
foreach ($reservations as $r){
print p;
print b{$r['imagename']}/b ;
if ($status = $vcl-getRequestStatus($r['requestid'])){
switch ($status['status']){
...
}
}
print /p;
}
}
The authentication piece is handed off to the appropriate affiliation
function in the VCL code, so if you are using LDAP, the user's password
would be verified in that way. Since we use Shibboleth with our VCL
installation, the web application (neither the VCL nor any remote
webapp) will know anything about what constitutes a valid password, so
I ended up modifying the 'checkAccess()' function in
.ht-inc/utils.php. If this is relevant for your installation, I can
explain further how this is done.
The remote API allows me, for instance, to embed the VCL inside other
web applications (such as our campus learning management system),
without requiring students to login to the main VCL site when they
want to make and connect to their reservations.
Best regards,
Aaron
On Nov 29, 2011, at 6:08 PM, Mani Shafa'atDoost wrote:
Josh,
Thank you. Do you have any proper documentation for functions that you
provided by XML RPC?
Best Regards
Mani
On Tue, Nov 29, 2011 at 4:32 PM, Josh Thompson
josh_thomp...@ncsu.eduwrote:
Mani,
Unfortunately, the example code is way out of date and uses API
version 1 which is no longer supported.
A more current example, though in python, is available here:
https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/vcl/sandbox/useful_scripts/
ma nagegroups.py
Josh
On Sunday November 20, 2011, Mani Shafa'atDoost wrote:
Hello,
I just used your sample file to use VCL through XMLRPC, but I
received following error :
*Notice*: xmlrpc: Unsupported API version, cannot continue.
I just modified username and password in your sample PHP file. I
will appreciate if you could guide me.
Best Regards
Mani
- --
- ---
Josh Thompson
VCL Developer
North Carolina State University
my GPG/PGP key can be found at pgp.mit.edu
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VCL Developer
North Carolina State University
my GPG/PGP key can be found at pgp.mit.edu
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Re: xmlrpc
Josh,
As far as I understood, I need to pass the function name as first argument
and for second one I need to add a list of parameters. For first parameter,
I need to pass Header which consist of following things:
$header = Content-Type: text/xml\r\n;
$header .= X-User: . $this-username . \r\n;
$header .= X-Pass: . $this-password . \r\n;
$header .= Cookie: . $_SERVER[HTTP_COOKIE] . \r\n;
$header .= X-APIVERSION: 2;
so, is it necessary to add all of these things to header?
Best Regards
Mani
On Wed, Nov 30, 2011 at 1:28 PM, Josh Thompson josh_thomp...@ncsu.eduwrote:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Mani,
I forgot that there is a third http header that is always required -
X-APIVERSION. You'd even need that set when calling XMLRPCaffiliations.
Josh
On Wednesday November 30, 2011, Josh Thompson wrote:
Mani,
I haven't done much with java, and what I have done was many years ago.
Given that, it doesn't look like you are providing the additional custom
authentication http headers X-User and X-Pass anywhere.
Those two additional headers are not needed for the XMLRPCaffiliations
call. So, you could try calling that to see if the authentication headers
are your only problem.
Josh
On Wednesday November 30, 2011, Mani Shafa'atDoost wrote:
I am trying to use Java to use your system. but the problem is when I
try
to execute something like client.execute( XMLRPCtest, params ); , I
receive errors.
Can you tell me what should I pass to this function.I just attached my
java class.
Best Regards
Mani
On Wed, Nov 30, 2011 at 8:39 AM, Aaron Coburn acob...@amherst.edu
wrote:
Mani,
there is documentation for the XML RPC located here:
http://people.apache.org/~jfthomps/xmlrpcdocs/xmlrpcWrappers_8php.html
I have been using the remote API for some time now, and it works very
well. To make things easier for me, I wrote a php class that
encapsulates some of these functions (see attached). This class
doesn't implement any of the group management features, but they
would
be easy to add.
You can then use the class like this (if, for instance, you wanted to
list the reservations for a particular user):
$vcl = new VCL($userid, $password);
if ($reservations = $vcl-getReservations()){
foreach ($reservations as $r){
print p;
print b{$r['imagename']}/b ;
if ($status = $vcl-getRequestStatus($r['requestid'])){
switch ($status['status']){
...
}
}
print /p;
}
}
The authentication piece is handed off to the appropriate affiliation
function in the VCL code, so if you are using LDAP, the user's
password
would be verified in that way. Since we use Shibboleth with our VCL
installation, the web application (neither the VCL nor any remote
webapp) will know anything about what constitutes a valid password,
so
I ended up modifying the 'checkAccess()' function in
.ht-inc/utils.php. If this is relevant for your installation, I can
explain further how this is done.
The remote API allows me, for instance, to embed the VCL inside other
web applications (such as our campus learning management system),
without requiring students to login to the main VCL site when they
want to make and connect to their reservations.
Best regards,
Aaron
On Nov 29, 2011, at 6:08 PM, Mani Shafa'atDoost wrote:
Josh,
Thank you. Do you have any proper documentation for functions that
you
provided by XML RPC?
Best Regards
Mani
On Tue, Nov 29, 2011 at 4:32 PM, Josh Thompson
josh_thomp...@ncsu.eduwrote:
Mani,
Unfortunately, the example code is way out of date and uses API
version 1 which is no longer supported.
A more current example, though in python, is available here:
https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/vcl/sandbox/useful_scripts/
ma nagegroups.py
Josh
On Sunday November 20, 2011, Mani Shafa'atDoost wrote:
Hello,
I just used your sample file to use VCL through XMLRPC, but I
received following error :
*Notice*: xmlrpc: Unsupported API version, cannot continue.
I just modified username and password in your sample PHP file. I
will appreciate if you could guide me.
Best Regards
Mani
- --
- ---
Josh Thompson
VCL Developer
North Carolina State University
my GPG/PGP key can be found at pgp.mit.edu
- --
- ---
Josh Thompson
VCL Developer
North Carolina State University
my GPG/PGP key can be found at pgp.mit.edu
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Re: xmlrpc
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Mani, Unfortunately, the example code is way out of date and uses API version 1 which is no longer supported. A more current example, though in python, is available here: https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/vcl/sandbox/useful_scripts/managegroups.py Josh On Sunday November 20, 2011, Mani Shafa'atDoost wrote: Hello, I just used your sample file to use VCL through XMLRPC, but I received following error : *Notice*: xmlrpc: Unsupported API version, cannot continue. I just modified username and password in your sample PHP file. I will appreciate if you could guide me. Best Regards Mani - -- - --- Josh Thompson VCL Developer North Carolina State University my GPG/PGP key can be found at pgp.mit.edu -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v2.0.17 (GNU/Linux) iEYEARECAAYFAk7VT1MACgkQV/LQcNdtPQP+5ACfTAXRcH07hlq+Efkt1NTSfoey vBYAnRhq3Tu0u0C7+9l3eIva8oY4zdQB =vdCS -END PGP SIGNATURE-
Re: xmlrpc
Josh, Thank you. Do you have any proper documentation for functions that you provided by XML RPC? Best Regards Mani On Tue, Nov 29, 2011 at 4:32 PM, Josh Thompson josh_thomp...@ncsu.eduwrote: -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Mani, Unfortunately, the example code is way out of date and uses API version 1 which is no longer supported. A more current example, though in python, is available here: https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/vcl/sandbox/useful_scripts/managegroups.py Josh On Sunday November 20, 2011, Mani Shafa'atDoost wrote: Hello, I just used your sample file to use VCL through XMLRPC, but I received following error : *Notice*: xmlrpc: Unsupported API version, cannot continue. I just modified username and password in your sample PHP file. I will appreciate if you could guide me. Best Regards Mani - -- - --- Josh Thompson VCL Developer North Carolina State University my GPG/PGP key can be found at pgp.mit.edu -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v2.0.17 (GNU/Linux) iEYEARECAAYFAk7VT1MACgkQV/LQcNdtPQP+5ACfTAXRcH07hlq+Efkt1NTSfoey vBYAnRhq3Tu0u0C7+9l3eIva8oY4zdQB =vdCS -END PGP SIGNATURE-
Re: xmlrpc
Try changing the X-APIVERSION line from 1 to 2: $header .= X-APIVERSION: 2; -Andy On Sun, Nov 20, 2011 at 11:13 PM, Mani Shafa'atDoost mani.do...@gmail.com wrote: Hello, I just used your sample file to use VCL through XMLRPC, but I received following error : Notice: xmlrpc: Unsupported API version, cannot continue. I just modified username and password in your sample PHP file. I will appreciate if you could guide me. Best Regards Mani
