[TurboGears] Re: Using XMLRPC filter

[reflog]

Ok. Apparently I was a dumbass an mis-spelled the config option name
for xmlrpc_filter :)
Now it works.

The only thing is - is there a way to prevent tg_flash from showing up?

thanks,

Eli

[TurboGears] Re: Using XMLRPC filter

[Lee McFadden]

On 2/6/06, reflog [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Is that true? NO normal way of implementing this?
 That sounds very discouraging... :(


There's no such thing as no normal way, especially if you can create
a patch ;)

If you open a ticket with the requirements someone might be able to
make this work if it is viable.

Lee

[TurboGears] Re: Using XMLRPC filter

[reflog]

Well, if I understand correctly this problem exists for all usages of
the CP filters?

[TurboGears] Re: Using XMLRPC filter

[reflog]

well, I'll take a look at identity's code,
but the wikis don't help, since they use deprecated syntax for filters.

[TurboGears] Re: Using XMLRPC filter

[Lee McFadden]

On 2/6/06, reflog [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 well, I'll take a look at identity's code,
 but the wikis don't help, since they use deprecated syntax for filters.




Not the first link that I gave you.  That is the current
documentation.  Granted, the second link is slightly out of date in
that it uses cpg and cpFilterList, but the theory behind it is still
valid.

Also of note, the XMLRPC filter comes as one of cherrypy's standard
filters.  It's just a case of enabling it in the server config in a
similar way to the static filters in your-project/config.py.

However I've not tried this and as I'm ignorant on the subject of
XMLRPC I can't guarantee it's success.  Is the XMLRPC version of your
app supposed to sit on another port next to the standard version? 
Most of the XMLRPC documentation i've seen has it sitting on port
9001...

Lee

[TurboGears] Re: Using XMLRPC filter

[reflog]

Well, I did try enabling it thru the config.py
used the whole
path('/RPC')
xmlrpcFilter.on = True
thing.

Did do a thing :)

I wanted to have it on the same port, as a part of the whole app (to
minimize database problems)

So basiclly I was hoping for a small working example, because I pounded
on it for while with no success :(

Eli

[TurboGears] Re: Using XMLRPC filter

[Michele Cella]

I'm sure you already seen this, anyway:
http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Cookbook/Python/Recipe/413404

Ciao
Michele

reflog wrote:
 Well, I did try enabling it thru the config.py
 used the whole
 path('/RPC')
 xmlrpcFilter.on = True
 thing.

 Did do a thing :)

 I wanted to have it on the same port, as a part of the whole app (to
 minimize database problems)

 So basiclly I was hoping for a small working example, because I pounded
 on it for while with no success :(
 
 Eli

[TurboGears] Re: Using XMLRPC filter

[Stephen Thorne]

reflog wrote:

Hi there.
I was wondering, since the _cpFilterList will be deprecated in future
versions of CherryPy,
can someone please provide a clear example on how to impement a XMLRPC
handling controller that is mounted to the Root one?

Somethis to make this work:

class RPCController(controllers.Root):
@turbogears.expose()
def test(self, i):
  return i+1

class Root(controllers.Root):
RPC = RPCController()


I tried to do this and had no success. I concluded that I was better off 
just running SimpleXMLRPCServer in another process until TG supports 
@turbogears.expose(xmlrpc=True) or similar.

--
Regards,
Stephen Thorne
Development Engineer

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[TurboGears] Re: Using XMLRPC filter

[reflog]

Is that true? NO normal way of implementing this?
That sounds very discouraging... :(