Hi John, But in my case i want string tag to be set.Because in my client side cocoa programming i am parsing by using string tag.Can you tell me how can i get the string tag.
Thanks, Charan. On Fri, Apr 24, 2009 at 10:39 PM, John Wilson <t...@wilson.co.uk> wrote: > > On 24 Apr 2009, at 14:17, Charan Seshadri wrote: > > Hi All, >> >> I am constructing XmlRpcRequest with proper tags and sending to the apace >> server using objective C language. >> It is executing the server side transaction and the response has getting >> returned. >> I am using XmlRpc 3.1.1 library in server side,it is returning >> XmlRpcResponse to the client.But for int and float it is returning the >> type >> but for the string it is not returning the type.I have to parse to the >> client without knowing what type it is i cant parse it. >> >> Please see before the request and response. >> >> Request: >> >> <?xml version="1.0"?> >> <methodCall> >> <methodName>Classname.methodname<methodName> >> <params> >> <param> >> <value> >> <double>17.451233</double> >> </value> >> </param> >> <param> >> <value> >> <double>79.381348</double> >> </value> >> </param> >> <param> >> <value> >> <string>Gamer</string> >> </value> >> </param> >> </params> >> </methodCall> >> >> Response: >> >> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"? >> >>> <methodResponse xmlns:ex=" >>> http://ws.apache.org/xmlrpc/namespacesextensions";> >>> >> <params> >> <param> >> <value> >> <struct> >> <member> >> <name>*lattitude*</name> >> <value> >> <*double*>17.4601</*double*> >> </value> >> </member> >> <member> >> <name>message</name> >> <value>Some Value</value> >> </member> >> <member> >> <name>longitude</name> >> <value> >> <double>78.3801</double> >> </value> >> </member> >> <member> >> <name>*userName*</name> >> <value>*Dravid*</value> >> </member> >> <member> >> <name>deviceId</name> >> <value>4AB43616-FA69-5887-ADB5-F9A11539A10A</value> >> </member> >> </struct> >> </value> >> </param> >> </params> >> </methodResponse> >> >> Can you guys please give me suggestions. >> >> For example in the above response:the double type is coming and for string >> the response is not coming. >> > > This is perfectly valid XML-RPC. For string values the <string> tag is > optional. So a <value>stuff</value> element is completely equivalent to a > <value><string>stuff</string></value>. A compliant implementation must > accept both and can emit either. > > John Wilson > >
