I was able to tear apart the parser and serializer so that I could use
them with my own servlet system that we were developing for a class in
college. This worked out rather well and I am looking to extend further
upon it. What I basically had to do is create extensions to some of the
settings objects in order to get the code to run without the internal
servlets.
We ended up using a Reactor Pattern NIO system (that could handle
multiple transport mediums) for our servlet. The Apache XML-RPC ended up
just being one of the transport mediums that we could use (for example,
same system could be extended to use a custom protocol, or SOAP).
-John Bellone
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609.489.3112
tjansson wrote:
I'm using Apache XML-RPC 3.1 with JDK 1.6.0, and I'm quite new to the XML-RPC
protocol. I have a question concerning the possibility of sending several
responses based on one request, asynchronously.
I have several clients and one servlet. The clients requests the servlet to
start various processing threads. These threads process quite large amounts
of data, and while they are doing this, they provide processing information
(e.g. percentage done, time to completion, and processing success or
failure). I want to send this information back to the client while the
threads are processing and the status messages are being broadcasted - i.e.
not wait until the processing is done before a response is returned.
Is this possible via Apache's XML-RPC protocol 3.1 implementation? And if
so, how do I solve it?
(I'm able to have the clients send a XML-RPC request, and then recieve one,
single response back)
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