On Nov 13, 2007 2:33 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I want to know if the XML request formed using Apache XML RPC library is
> null-terminated?
It certainly isn't.
> Furthermore, is it a part of XML RPC standards to have null terminated
> request/response?
No. In contrary, the NUL character is explicitly invalid in any XML document.
> The C library our server side team is using just handles null terminated
> requests so not sure if it is part of XML RPC standards or what?
I don't know how your C library works. If it is parsing raw HTTP
requests, then it is wrong. If the C library assumes, for example,
that *you* are parsing the HTTP requests data, delegate it to the
library and terminate the data by adding a NUL character, then that
would work.
Jochen
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