On 19 May 2006, at 15:55, Gustavo García Bernardo wrote:
Hi,
Are there some kind of XML-RPC protocol “extension” allowing a XML-
RPC server behind a NAT/FW to receive requests? I’m thinking in
some kind of permanent TCP connection, established from server side
(natted), and inside this connection could be transmited XML-RPC
requests to the natted server.
I have used Jabber-RPC to solve this problem. Jabber-RPC is basically
XML-RPC over the XMMP protocol. I used Google's GTalk Jabber
service. It has the advantage that the server and the client can be
behind different NAT routers.
I'm not sure of the availability of Java implementations. I wrote an
implementation for Groovy (Groovy is a dynamic language which runs in
the JVM and integrates seamlessly with Java code). You can find
details at http://groovy.codehause.org (The site is recovering from a
major crash at the moment - normal service should be resumed at the
beginning of next week).
John Wilson
The Wilson Partnership
web http://www.wilson.co.uk
blog http://eek.ook.org
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