Also, always turn on maximal error reporting when using PHP, as follows:
error_reporting(E_ALL);
Jeff;
Hi Jeff!
Are you sure that you are not including or requiring the xmlrpc.inc file _twice_?
Yes
Are you sure that you are _not_ including the xmlrps.inc file in your client?
Yes
The xmlrpc.inc file is used for the client; the xmlrpcs.inc file is used for the server.
Can you post your entire client test program here?
Here is the client. I am just trying to connect to the server.
<?php
include('xmlrpc.inc');
$client=new xmlrpc_client("path", "host", 80);
$p1=new xmlrpc_val("first_value",$xmlrpcString);
$p2=new xmlrpc_val("second_value",$xmlrpcString);
$par1=new xmlrpc_val(array("first_value_name" => $p1, "second_value_name" => $p2), $xmlrpcStruct);
$f=new xmlrpcmsg("method",array($par1));
$r=$client->send($f);
?>
Don't give up; XML-RPC is easy and fun once you get past the initial hurdles.
I see it is not complicated, that's why I'm getting insane :-)
Bye Sam
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