Client will need,
client.execute("chojones.<methodname>", Vector params);
As far as I remember.
When you register with
server.addHandler($default, echHandle);
you can use,
client.Execute("<methodname>", VEctor params);
to add different handles to do different things, just use addHandler
several times using another -name- :
server.addHandler("one", someHandlerOne);
server.addHandler("two", someHandlerTwo);
then,
client.execute("one.<somemethod>", params);
client.execute("two.<someothermethod>", params);
hope this helps
Wednesday, October 2, 2002, 7:27:48 PM, you wrote:
JC> If I extend XmlRpcHandler and call it echHandle. When the server adds the
JC> Handler by the name of cjones. like:
JC> server.addHandler ("cjones", echHandle);
JC> Why does the client still look for echo? Or is it looking for a handler
JC> named $default?
JC> Error: org.apache.xmlrpc.XmlRpcException: java.lang.Exception: RPC handler
JC> object not found for "echo": no default handler registered.
JC> I am calling the correct method name in the execute as such:
JC> Object result = client.execute ("cjones", v);
JC> How do you add handlers of different names to perform different functions?
JC> Thanks,
JC> Chris Jones
JC> (806)349-5775
JC> "Spoken words are the symbols of mental experience, and written words are
JC> the symbols of spoken words."
JC> Aristotle
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