All: I haven't used xml-rpc since version 2.01 a couple of years ago. It is not obvious to me in 3.0 how I can initialize a Handler and guarantee that only one instance of a Handler is used.
With 2.01, I used Spring to inject my handlers into my Server class and then I added the instance, which was injected. Example: public class MyClass { . . . // IMyHandler and port are injected by Spring public MyClass(IMyHandler myHandler, int port) { _webServer = new WebServer(port); _webServer.addHandler("myHandler", myHandler); _webServer.start(); } . . } I would like to do something similar with 3.0. Any suggestions? Thanks, Perry __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com