I have been writing a session engine (finished) for xml-rpc. My test
was to write a file txfer program and nail the server with as many
concurrent requests as possible.
As expected, the jvm on the server made the biggest impact, the second
was the RPC server. What I did not expect, was that jse
On Tuesday, October 29, 2002, at 09:33 PM, Daniel Rall wrote:
java.sun.com's JavaDoc for the javax.security doesn't say anything?
Try our source code:
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs/xml-rpc/src/java/org/apache/xmlrpc/
secure/SecurityConstants.java?rev=1&content-type=text/vnd.viewcvs-
markup
yup, but sadly, there is nothing in the unit tests for the Secure
client and server.
The source to SecureWebServer does contain this tantalising snippet:
80 * Standard security properties must be set before the
SecureWebserver
81 * can be used. The SecurityTool takes care of retrieving the
I would think so.
Some people might suggest you look at resin too..
d.
> -Original Message-
> From: Martin Redington [mailto:m.redington@;ucl.ac.uk]
> Sent: 29 October 2002 18:34
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> My app will receive
My app will receive a significant, but not a massive load. I expect to
receive batched requests (batched from the client, unless XML-RPC
supports batched requests ... I haven't seen any documentation for it),
in small batches of four or five.
The application is a digital assets management appl
p.s.
I've seen the list archive threads:
http://www.mail-archive.com/rpc-user@;xml.apache.org/msg00206.html
http://www.mail-archive.com/rpc-user@;xml.apache.org/msg00412.html
which didn't shed that much light on the situation.
http://www.mail-archive.com/rpc-user@;xml.apache.org/msg00218.html
Hmm...argument mismatch? I wasn't passing any arguments at all, but
I'll try adding some and see what that gets me.
I guess I can go back to the Execute method and perform my own method
lookups if this doesn't work out...it just seemed so eloquent having the
invoker look methods up.
Thanks Ma
Ok. Here are my hello world's and a readme for my secure xml-rpc
issues. Basically, I can start the server by creating a keystore called
"testkeys" and password "password", but my client chokes on the
connection.
I'm not sure what I need to add to the keystore, change via the
SecurityTool, or
The only thing I can think of offhand, looking at the server
documentation, is that you've somehow fallen afoul of some kind of
argument mismatch. May be you could try playing around with arguments:
1. If you pass the XmlRpcServer any Java object, the server will try
to resolve incoming calls
It's listed under the Apache projects as rpc-dev and rpc-user.
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Danny Angus wrote:
its not on that one
Another good archive site is http://marc.theaimsgroup.com
Actually, maybe I didn't emphasize this one point enough. If I change
the name of the method I'm trying to call to a method that doesn't
exist, I do get a "method not found" error. It's only when I specify
the correct method name that I get this error. That says to me "the
invoker has found
Thanks for your good work Ryan.
There is one problem however; I get the Security Exception mentioned in
several threads on this list in March:
http://www.mail-archive.com/rpc-user@;xml.apache.org/msg00104.html
I am currently exploring the workaround mentioned.
Regards,
Douglas Reames
At 12:39
its not on that one
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> From: Ryan Hoegg [mailto:rhoegg@;isisnetworks.net]
> Sent: 29 October 2002 13:04
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> Rupp,Heiko wrote:
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> >Try this:
> >http://www.mail-archive.com/rpc-user@;xml.apache.org/index.html
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Rupp,Heiko wrote:
Try this:
http://www.mail-archive.com/rpc-user@;xml.apache.org/index.html
Another good archive site is http://marc.theaimsgroup.com
Thank you.
d.
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> Try this:
> http://www.mail-archive.com/rpc-user@;xml.apache.org/index.html
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Try this:
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Mornin,
Is there an archive for this list anywhere?
I looked in all the usual places, and only found xml.apache.org/mail/, which is
something, but not very friendly.
d.
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>Does anybody know howto stablish an encoding "UTF-8" within a xml-
> rpc session? I wouldn't
>like to have to convert every String in my xml one by one calling
> sth like "String.getBytes
>("UTF-8")"
The encoding doesn't matter that much. Any encoding
I haven't tried playing with your code, but I think this may be the
expected behaviour (with a poorly written error message).
When you invoke test.testmethod, the WebServer (or some component of
it) looks for the handler registered under the name "test", and then
uses introspection to find the
Hi everybody,
I am finding too a little bit of lack of activity in the
"/www.xmlrpc.com" site. I put a question in the forum there and I didn´t
get no answer, at last I found the solution to the problem I was facing,
and responded my own question so that somebody else could benefit from it.
N
One week ago I learnt about XML-RPC and I did a little example with the
Apache librairies.
My humble example consists in:
- a server
- an applet
The appet contains a textbox, a button and a label. You can type a message
in the text box, then hit the button, the applet sends the message to the
se
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