I am implementing an application using XML-RPC, and would like to be
able to differentiate between multiple clients. The best way to do
this that I could think of would be to simply pass some unique
identifier along with each call over XML-RPC. However, this could get
to be a bit cumbersome, and I'd rather not have to worry about it
after setting it once (the unique ID on the client-side, that is).
In my particular situation, all of the exposed functions are actually
methods of a class that inherits from SimpleXMLRPCServer (just to keep
things nice and simple).
Example:
class X(SimpleXMLRPCServer:
def someMethod(self, uniqID, someVal):
...
return foo
I would like to create a similar wrapper for xmlrpclib.ServerProxy
that automatically fills the 'uniqID' field with each call over XMLRPC.
For example, instead of
conn = ServerProxy(someURL)
conn.someMethod(myUniqID, blah)
I would like to be able to do the following...
conn = ServerProxyWrapper(someURL)
conn.setUniqID(myUniqID)
conn.someMethod(blah)
How would I go about implementing this?
Thanks,
Zach
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