> Had a look over the current snapshot of where you are. I like the
> ideas there, although I believe the authentication information may not
> belong in the base XmlRpcContext as there are probably people who want
> to do authentication "in band" instead of "out of band". I believe
> more dis
Had a look over the current snapshot of where you are. I like the ideas
there, although I believe the authentication information may not belong
in the base XmlRpcContext as there are probably people who want to do
authentication "in band" instead of "out of band". I believe more
discussion is
Hi,
If this code is moving along I'd like to see a pre-alpha of it so I can
rewrite my Jakarta Commons HttpClient piece to use the framework we are
talking about. Any chance you could send me your source?
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Ryan Hoegg
ISIS Networks
Andrew Evers wrote:
Instead of an XmlRpcClientContext class
> Instead of an XmlRpcClientContext class, I would instead suggest
> writing an XmlRpcTransport interface that is then implemented by each
> of our HTTPTransport classes:
>
> public interface XmlRpcTransport() {
>
>public InputStream executeRequest(URL url, byte[] requestBody);
>
> }
I like
Andrew Evers wrote:
I've been looking into this myself. I've finished integrating
and testing the pre 1.2 release of Apache XML-RPC with parts of
our own software (we use a home-grown HTTP implementation for
various reasons). It works nicely with our C client. I now need
to write a Java client to
> If we decide to go ahead and make an XmlRpcClient interface,
> we either have to decide to use some NonImplementedException
> framework for the features of the interface that
> XmlRpcClientLiteImpl does not implement, or we need to
> use an abstract class with the bare minimum for the root
> inte
I've been thinking further about this issue.
If we decide to go ahead and make an XmlRpcClient interface, we either
have to decide to use some NonImplementedException framework for the
features of the interface that XmlRpcClientLiteImpl does not implement,
or we need to use an abstract class w
