I am using XMLRPC in a production environment. It has been very stable giving me no problems. As far as security, I do my own encryption of data when needed. I did not use SSL because SSL was not supported well in JDK 1.3. I did not want my customers to have to install JSSE. I will revisit SSL on JDK1.4 soon.
Hope this helps.
Rick
On Tuesday, January 6, 2004, at 01:56 AM, Man, Tsjok-Wing (sds-sp) wrote:
Hello,
I'm currently starting work on a project where my server needs to
communicate to a handful of other servers. These other servers implement
XML-RPC as the communication protocol. So what I need is first and foremost
a client library for Java since I don't need to serve XML-RPC services.
I'm new to XML-RPC, but I found www.xmlrpc.com and that helped me along a
bit. Now I'm looking for a production quality implementation. The Apache
site seems to carry a version 1.2-b1, which sounds very much like a beta
version. It also has documentation (but no build) for a 2.0 alpha version.
What I can't seem to find is a true stable production build. Can anybody
help me with this?
Also, how does the Apache implementation compare to the Marquee library (xmlrpc.sourceforge.net)?
Regards,
Tsjok
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