Joe Kramer wrote:
I was using 2.0, however stumbled on a problem, the result of
result =xmlRpcClient.execute ("method", params);
In case of error, returns exception. Not throws as it's supposed but
returns as result.
This nonsense has been fixed in 3.0.
XmlRpcClient client = new XmlRpcClient();
and at this line it hangs forever. No exception, no timeout.
The class XmlRpcClient has a default constructor. In other words, a
constructor which does absolutely nothing.
If it is as you say, then the problem is not related to Apache XML-RPC,
but to your environment. There's absolutely nothing, we could do wrong
at this place. It can only be the JRE's, the debuggers or whatever elses
fault.
Jochen
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