Dave Kelly wrote: > Dave Kelly wrote: > >> cyrille wrote: >> >>> I don't know, >>> but my idea is you do not get/set cookie via xmlrpcclient, >>> but if the web server set a cookie on a xmlrpc response, >>> xmlrpcclient will remember it, and send it back on next call.... >>> >>> isn't it ? >>> >>> cyrille >>> >> That's what I would have expected. >> >> However, the conversation I am seeing is that cookie is not being >> retained. >> >> >> > I downloaded xmlrpc-1.1-src.tar.gz and looked through the XmlRpcClient > code. There is nothing that is specifically related to retaining any > header from the HTTP conversation. > > Have I missed something ? > > Dave.
No. The current version of XmlRpcClient does not support cookies. I have an updated version on my system that supports cookies as well as HTTP 1.1 but I am debugging interoperability problems with some PHP XML-RPC servers. I foresee this being resolved soon. -- Ryan Hoegg ISIS Networks
