RE: XMLRPC Option Issues
RE: XMLRPC Option Issues
- Subject: RE: XMLRPC Option Issues
- From: "Jake A. Repp" <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 19 Mar 2003 08:06:38 -0800
- Thread-topic: XMLRPC Option Issues
I have some sample code you can look at that does a HTTP request in a separate
thread using
the built in Apple frameworks. It notifies the UI that data has arived using a
NSNotification that is
fired from the worker thread using a NSPort on the main thread.
http://jrepp.com/src/AsyncNotificationsVer2.tgz
-jake
http://jrepp.com/cocoabb
-----Original Message-----
From: Eric Czarny [
mailto:email@hidden]
Sent: Wednesday, March 19, 2003 7:23 AM
To: email@hidden
Subject: XMLRPC Option Issues
I need to utilize XMLRPC in my weblog application and have been running into
a few obstacles in regards to my options. Originally, I had intended in
using the Mulle XMLRPC framework, but a few problems became apparent.
Firstly, the framework is slow in requests which leads to my second problem.
While the application sends the request, the UI hangs prompting me to run
the XMLRPC requests in a new thread.
The other option is using the Apple Web Services Framework; however, it
seems that upon receiving empty elements the framework crashes making it too
unstable for the time being. I am now thinking about using the Mulle XMLRPC
Framework once again, but since I am new to the topic of threading I am not
sure how to go about accomplishing the task. Would it be possible to use
Distributed Objects, running the object in a new thread allowing me to make
XMLRPC requests?
The only other problem I can see is that since my application uses the
document architecture, it would be necessary to run a seperate thread for
each request sent by the application, or document. Thanks in advance for
help that can be provided!
Best Regards,
Eric Czarny
http://www.laterus.net
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