Re: XML-RPC and Turbine

Ryan Hoegg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hello, Hi Ryan. > OK, so I was reading the Jakarta Overview here: > http://jakarta.apache.org/site/overview.html > > It mentions XML-RPC as a component of Turbine's Fulcrum. Is this what > it is? Fulcrum has a service which wraps XML-RPC's WebServer cl

Re: connection refused error

Sorry Yaxiong, I'm tough overloaded these days but I am planning to test at least your things at some point, say, this week or next week... Paul On Mercredi, mars 20, 2002, at 10:08 , Lin, Yaxiong wrote: > > Paul: > > Any suggestion on how to further debug these problems: > > 1. missing/corr

RE: connection refused error

Paul: Any suggestion on how to further debug these problems: 1. missing/corrupted http header sent by XmlRpcClientLite from IBM unix under Websphere, while XmlRpcClient works ok. 2. WebServer hangs and refuse new connections, regardless of XmlRpcClient or XmlRpcClientLite. Could it be in my we

XML-RPC and Turbine

Hello, OK, so I was reading the Jakarta Overview here: http://jakarta.apache.org/site/overview.html It mentions XML-RPC as a component of Turbine's Fulcrum. Is this what it is? Ryan Hoegg

XML-RPC on Mainframe

Hi I have been trying to run the org.apache.xmlrpc.WebServer on a OS/390 Mainframe in the Unix environment. I have used the example AreaServer found in the O'Reilly book "Programming WebServices with XML-RPC". The server is starting as you would expect and you get messages like: Attempting

Sessions using XmlRpcServer

I need to handle multiple users using session information to maintain objects specific to the user. I thought about using a web server and attached app server, but that's overkill for my application. The app is a variant on client-server apps using XML-RPC. I can extend XmlRpcServer and then de