Jim,
>>So, simplying saying that we return an "array" is not useful. It could be
>>described in a DTD, that is, I think that one could describe it in a DTD
>>(_one_, not necessarily me), but it would be a challenge to then convert
>>that to C++.
After my research over the weekend, I think th
: "Daniel Rall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> > Jim Redman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> > It would be fairly ea
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From: "Daniel Rall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Jim Redman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> It would be fairly easy to
Jim Redman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On a vaguely related note, is there any standardized way to express
> the interfaces. That is, how do I give my interface to a C++ (PHP,
> VB, etc. etc.) programmer? This would need to include more than is in
> the XML-RPC spec., that is, to say a method
Title: RE: Interceptors/Introspection patch
Good Question!
I have been asking myself that.
And what is introspection but the programatic access to the IDL/Description/Interface?
Here is what I found.
Please excuse all the links, but this is just raw data:
ALIDI: http://www.xmlrpc.com/alidl
Since introspection is not in the specification, I don't think there is a
"standard" API. The Introspection patch is based off a suggested
introspection API for Python. Ultimately since XML-RPC is language-neutral
one will always have to be limited to the types XML-RPC defines. Perhaps
the
On a vaguely related note, is there any standardized way to express the
interfaces. That is, how do I give my interface to a C++ (PHP, VB, etc.
etc.) programmer? This would need to include more than is in the XML-RPC
spec., that is, to say a method returns an "array" is insufficient if you
c
Mar 07, 2002 08:33:59 AM US/Mountain
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> > Aaron.
> > I am not sure I even understand what the patch pr
Title: RE: Interceptors/Introspection patch
I think the introspection patch is really exciting!
Too bad I have not heard about this before!
Introspection allows you to browse the public interface and the parameters of the methods.
Inteception allows you to intercept any call and debug the
Aaron.
I am not sure I even understand what the patch provides.
The description in on your web page perhaps requires more knowledge than
I have to understand. Can you explain it more thoroughly.
Ashley Raiteri
Boeing S&C
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