Hi Philip,
for client side you can use the SecureXmlRpcClient subclass of
XmlRpcClient like this:
SecureXmlRpcClient xmlrpc = new SecureXmlRpcClient ("https://";
+hostname+":"+port+"/RPC2");
Sanjeev
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Mike" To: "'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'"
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02:58 PM
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respond to
rpc-user
As long as your server side XML-RPC server is setup properly, and you are
using an https transport for the client end.
Mike
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> From: Philip Baruc
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> Subject: Secure xmlrpc
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> How can i create secure connections using xmlrpc?
> Is it as easy as changing the url protocol to Xmlrpc Servlet to https?
>
> e.g
>
> I have an servlet at
>
> http://mydomain/xmlrpcservlet/
>
> To create a secure connection can i jsut do this?
>
> https://mydomain/xmlrpcservlet/
>
> or is there something that i need to set up on the handler's side?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
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