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ns_xmlrpc -- adds XML-RPC server and client features to |
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AOLserver/OpenACS |
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Requirements: ns_xml 1.3 |
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Requirements: ns_xml 1.4 |
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AOLserver 3. using nsd8x |
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OpenACS 3.2.5 |
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Setup: Copy the Tcl files into your private Tcl library, ie. /web/yoursite/tcl |
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and start/restart AOLserver |
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To test the server go to http://validator.xmlrpc.com. Enter the |
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domain of your server and click the validate button. Hopefully |
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everything works. If it doesn't, check your server error log. |
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Call xmlrpc_register_proc with the procedure name for every Tcl |
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procedure you want to be made available via XML-RPC. |
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How it works: A registered proc is setup in validator.tcl that sends all |
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HTTP requests to /RPC2 to the XML-RPC handler. It checks to |
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make sure the methodName is registered as available via |
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XML-RPC. If the methodName is valid the XML-RPC request is |
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parsed and the parameters are passed to the procedure. |
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The procedure does whatever processing is necessary and returns |
