Hello I have a small problem with understanding xml-rpc. I have a web service implemented with ejb3.0 annotations and I want to invoke methods from that service. I have deployed that web service to jboss, and it deployed ok. If I want to communicate with that web service via xml-rpc do I need to implement a server side xml-rpc and than a client side or do I need just the client application that will communicate with that service? In other words, do I explicitly always have to create XmlRpcServer that will be wrapped around web service and deployed to server or an XmlRpcClient is just enough?
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