Re: XMLRPC Option Issues
Re: XMLRPC Option Issues
- Subject: Re: XMLRPC Option Issues
- From: Jeff Gilbert <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 19 Mar 2003 10:01:57 -0600
Brent Simmons has made available the XML-RPC code used in NetNewsWire. Brent also had problems with the Web Services framework so he rolled his own Cocoa classes. It is available at
http://ranchero.com/cocoa/xmlrpc/
enjoy,
Jeff Gilbert
On Wednesday, March 19, 2003, at 09:22AM, Eric Czarny <email@hidden> wrote:
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I need to utilize XMLRPC in my weblog application and have been running into
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a few obstacles in regards to my options. Originally, I had intended in
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using the Mulle XMLRPC framework, but a few problems became apparent.
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Firstly, the framework is slow in requests which leads to my second problem.
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While the application sends the request, the UI hangs prompting me to run
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the XMLRPC requests in a new thread.
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The other option is using the Apple Web Services Framework; however, it
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seems that upon receiving empty elements the framework crashes making it too
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unstable for the time being. I am now thinking about using the Mulle XMLRPC
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Framework once again, but since I am new to the topic of threading I am not
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sure how to go about accomplishing the task. Would it be possible to use
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Distributed Objects, running the object in a new thread allowing me to make
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XMLRPC requests?
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The only other problem I can see is that since my application uses the
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document architecture, it would be necessary to run a seperate thread for
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each request sent by the application, or document. Thanks in advance for
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help that can be provided!
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Best Regards,
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Eric Czarny
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http://www.laterus.net
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