I downloaded and installed xmlrpc.inc, and looked at the example in the
node below. It wasn't evident how to handle multiple method parameters
and a type other than int on a parameter, or why the url was broken into
two parts. So I read the class docs (surprise!) and assembled the code
below. There are a couple different forms given in the docs for each
call, so I used the simpler version for a couple.
When I hit the service url from the browser, I get 'xml-rpc accepts POST
request only' as I should, the point being that it responds. When I
execute the code below, it ends up timing out with the error being KO.
Error: Connect error: A connection attempt failed because the connected
party did not properly respond after a period of time, or established
connection failed because connected host has failed to respond. (10060)
<?php
// Load the XML-RPC for PHP library from wherever you've put it
// File path relative to the Drupal root
require_once("./www/sites/all/libraries/xmlrpc/xmlrpc.inc");
// Create an XMLRPC message
$m = new xmlrpcmsg('video.transcribe',
array(
new xmlrpcval("12345", "int"),
new xmlrpcval("hello world", "string")
)
);
// Create a connection to the remote server
$c = new xmlrpc_client('http://localhost/www/services/xmlrpc');
$c->return_type = 'phpvals';
// Send the message to the remote server and get the response
$r = $c->send($m);
if ($r->faultCode()) echo 'KO. Error: '.$r->faultString(); else print
'<pre>' . print_r($r->value(),1) . '</pre>';
?>
On 03/05/2011 10:37 AM, Victor Kane wrote:
The code can easily be adapted to not using the app key, the
difference in the parameter signature is clear in the services
test page.
Doesn't this Drupal handbook page (http://drupal.org/node/816934)
help?
On 03/05/2011 09:49 AM, Blake Senftner wrote:
Jeff,
Take a look at this d.o page:
http://drupal.org/node/816934
It shows example XMLRPC code for Services 6.x-2.0 (which predates the 6.x-2.2
rewrite) using both with and without API keys. (The example code showing logic
with API key authentication is a comment at the bottom.) Perhaps this will
provide the comparison info you seek to learn how your parameters need to be
handled without authentication.
