Rob, your python cgi script is just like any other script -- simply
import the xmlrpc lib and use it. The client accessing your cgi
script will have to wait while your script goes off acting as an
xml-rpc client doing whatever business it has to do.
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>Python ships with cgi and xmlrpc support (cgi and xmlrpclib, respectively),
>so I'm not sure why you even think you have to ask...
>1. use cgi to parse form data
>2. use xmlrpclib to issue request
>3. use print or your favourite html templating library to generate
>output
>
>(it mi
Rob Cowie wrote:
> Is it possible to create python CGI scripts that accept form data in
> the usual way, package them as an XML-RPC request, call the server,
> receive the response then format this response into valid HTML to be
> emitted to the client?
Python ships with cgi and xmlrpc support (c
Please? I really could do with some help!
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Hi all,
Assume I have a working XML-RPC server that runs persistently and
correctly accepts remote calls, executes the relevant code and outputs
the XML-RPC result. This is fine when using an XML-RPC client.
However, I wish to provide a web user interface. I gather it is
possible to use PHP as an
