Hi all,
In the old helma code this was handled by returning null, which is
not in the xmlrpc spec. We had to change all of our void methods to
return boolean. It was a bit of work, but worth it.
Thanks
Rick
On Friday, May 17, 2002, at 08:10 AM, Rob Walker wrote:
> Methods with a "void" return type seem to be causing my appl. problems.
> I get
> the following exception thrown on the client side when parsing the
> reply:
>
> Fatal error parsing XML: org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: unexpected end
> of file
> found
>
> I suppose strictly speaking, void is not an XML/RPC data type, and
> further, it's
> not that useful to have no return code from an xml/rpc call. But at
> our current
> stage of dev. we have a few utility methods that have no return value,
> and which
> are accessed via a transparent xml/rpc proxy (hence we'd need to change
> the
> interface which we don't want to do yet).
>
> Anyone got a view on this?
>
> -- Rob
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