Bizarre. We're just using the plain old Perl XML-RPC provided by the
Soap::Lite module from CPAN...
Joshua
Jake McKee wrote:
I'm working on integrating the Daily Links functionality into my
BlogFusion (www.blogfusion.com) application. Way cool stuff.
But I noticed when I received the first Daily Links posting last night
that the actual message content sent was a binary:
|6011710832991089711511561341001011081059910511111711534621096010810562109960100105118329910897115115613410010110810599105111117115451081051101073462609732104114101102613410411611611258474710311111410510810897109971151074611010111647100115115111994611510411610910834626897105108121328310411111932324532328311199105971083278101116119111114107105110103604797626047100105118621096047108105621096010810562109960100105118329910897115115613410010110810599105111117115451081051101073462609732104114101102613410411611611258474711911911946109971141171091171151041054699111109479711211211547102108105991071141031149711210447102108105991071141031149711210446991021093462102108105991071147111497112104604797626047100105118621099601001051183299108971151156134100101108105991051111171154511697103115346240116971031155832609732104114101102613410411611611258474710010110846105991051114611711547115105110107471001011151051031103462100101115105103110604797623260973210411410110261341041161161125847471001011084610599105111461171154711510511010747119101981001011151051031103462119101981001011151051031106047976232609732104114101102613410411611611258474710010110846105991051114611711547115105110107471191019834621191019860479762416047100105118621096047108105621096010810562109960100105118329910897115115613410010110810599105111117115451081051101073462609732104114101102613410411611611258474711911911946105110118105115105111110103117105100101469911110947104101971141164710210897115104471051101001011209511410110346104116109108346284104101327311086105115105111110327111710510010132116111329732721019710811610412132721019711411660479762604710010511862109960100105118329910897115115613410010110810599105111117115451011201161011101001011003462701089711510432112114101115101110116971161051111103211110232117110100101114115116971101001051101033210411111932116104101321041019711411632119111114107115321051103297321181051151179710832109971101101011146047100105118621099601001051183299108971151156134100101108105991051111171154511697103115346240116971031155832609732104114101102613410411611611258474710010110846105991051114611711547115105110107471021089711510434621021089711510460479762326097321041141011026134104116116112584747100101108461059910511146117115471151051101074711910198100101115105103110346211910198100101115105103110604797624160471001051186210960471081056210960108105621099601001051183299108971151156134100101108105991051111171154510810511010734626097321041141011026134104116116112584747119119119461171101091011001059711610110046111114103479711499104105118101115475048485447485047101|
|[truncated]
...rather than the string that is expected by my XMLRPC app and per
the API spec.
I'm confused what's really being sent, and how to translate that into
postable HTML/string content. Can anyone help me out?
Thanks!
Jake
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