It's a little rough, but I made a SecureXMLRPCServlet class that deals
with authentication, as well as using hashing to secure the password in
transmition -- which is most of security I'd care about, since I don't
deal in much that would warrant much more.  Except those damn credit
cards.

But, anyway, I was saying: it *should* be fairly secure in the
transmition of a password, but if anyone wants to give it a look with
regards to that, I'm curious what I might have missed.  It lacks support
for situations where passwords on the server side are stored in a hashed
form.

The companion client module (securexmlrpc) looks pretty much like
xmlrpclib, except Server can take an extra username/password argument to
its __init__ -- but it should also be backward compatible.

I have tested it only very, very lightly.  But I am going out of town
tomorrow, so I thought I'd put it out there.

  http://www.colorstudy.net/software/webware/XMLRPC/

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Ian Bicking           Colorstudy Web Design
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