Hello XML-RPC team,
I am the founder of the Open Source project SOJO.
The intention of this project is a Java framework,
that convert JavaBeans in a simplified representation.
Why is this interesting for XML-RPC?
The XML-RPC specification don't supported JavaBeans.
The extensions from apache XML-RPC don't direct supported JavaBeans too.
It is possible with java.io.Serializable (ex:serializable)
Example:
public class Account {
private String name;
private Long id;
public String getName();
public void setName(String name)
public Long getId();
public void setId(Long id)
}
XmlRpcClient client = new XmlRpcClient();
Object[] params = new Object[]{ new Account() };
Account result = (Account) client.execute("AccountService.insertAccount",
params);
My proposal:
Before the execute-method send the Account-object, it can transform with SOJO:
ObjectUtil util = new ObjectUtil();
Map accountMap = (Map) util.makeSimple(accountObj);
Maps are supported by XML-RPC.
And before get the result:
Account account = (Account) util.makeComplex(accountMap);
SOJO supported complex object graphs (manages cycle detection, as well).
Is this interesting for XML-RPC team?
Thanks Mario.
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