Hi. Yes sure. First I must apologize and say that I only tried it
xml-rpc/ssl as a client. Basically, I set HttpsURLConnection to use my a
custom socket socket factory as the default one. If you need to do other
things, you can modify the sslCtx to do whatever that's needed...
Below is an exa
We're also using v1.1 (w/ a couple minor enhancements: socket timeouts and
gzip compression) and it's definitely a solid implementation.
Haven't used it w/ SSL, so I can't tell you how that works. Maybe Daniel
would like to elaborate on how he got it to work w/ the v1.1 implementation.
Michael
Hi,
Similar experience here... We've been using v1.1 of the Apache XML-RPC
implementation (and even before it was a part of Apache) and it's pretty
rock solid.
We've just tried using v1.1 *with* SSL mutual authentication and it
works too.
Regards,
Daniel
On Tue, 6 Jan 2004, Rick Blair wrote:
Hi all,
I am using XMLRPC in a production environment. It has been very
stable giving me no problems. As far as security, I do my own
encryption of data when needed. I did not use SSL because SSL was not
supported well in JDK 1.3. I did not want my customers to have to
install JSSE. I wi
Hi,
The website is out of date at the moment The latest stable version is
1.1, but it seems it is not available in the apache mirror system. I
will try to find the time in the next few days to get it out there.
We have a few lingering bugs out there preventing a stable 1.2 release.
Before w
Hi Paul,
Thanks for the quick reply. I hadn't thought of using cvs to build my own
version, so thanks for that! I'll have to see whether or not the lack of SSL
will be a risk for my bit, authentication and security will be solved on the
network itself at the moment. But things can always change of
Hi Tsjok
I too recently needed to look at XML RPC for a project I am working on
the docs on the web site refer to the CVS version which the website
described how to check out. It comes with a build script to create the
latest version.
I needed to have mutual authentication over SSL support but f
Hello,
I'm currently starting work on a project where my server needs to
communicate to a handful of other servers. These other servers implement
XML-RPC as the communication protocol. So what I need is first and foremost
a client library for Java since I don't need to serve XML-RPC services.
I'm
