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webmaster | 2 Nov 2003 22:29
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New Message: Oreilly "Web Services Essentials" example. Problem on localhost.

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By: Jozef Aerts (info <at> CompChemCons.com)

Probably you have had this question quite a lot of times already, but I could not find an answer yet, so I am
asking you for help.

Just starting with implementing XML-RPC. Installed XML-RPC from Apache (version 1.2-b1) and took the
examples from the O'Reilly book "Web Services Essentials", chapter 2.

I compiled as well the server (AreaServer.java) and client (AreaClient.java) without problem.
Then started the server in one window, assigning port 8899 on localhost.
The program just runs for a moment (should it?), stating that it successfully started the server, and
registered the handler, then stops.
In another window, I start the client, and get the error:
IOException: Connection refused: connect.

I playd around with some other examples, and found out that very probably the server is just not running
(although it claimed it successfully started).
I also tried to telnet to the server, and got:
No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it.
Yet another sign that the server is not running.

I am working on Windows XP.

When I start the server program, is it normal that it just runs outs (stops) after a short moment ?
Or is that normal and is there a XML-RPC server started in the background.
Anyway I do not see any process running when inspecting all running processes.
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webmaster | 3 Nov 2003 05:04
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New Message: Having an RPC problem

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By: Sandy Johnson (sandyd88 <at> hotmail.com)

Don't know if I've found the right place for this problem, but I've been trying to set up a system with Windows
XP and after you're on the internet for about 10-15 mintes the computer says it has to shut itself down
because of NTAUTHORITY/System : 'Windows must now restart because the RPC service terminated
unexpectedly'. The computer is not attached to a network. Any ideas on how to troubleshoot this problem?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions you might be able to give me!

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webmaster | 3 Nov 2003 14:10
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New Message: xmlrpc.asp and w2000 r4 updates

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By: Richard Woodward (raw <at> shaftesburyhousing.org.uk)

David,
Do you know if the latest windows updates have affected xmlrpc.asp?

The following message appears when trying to call a report from a remote server:

Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01a8'
Object required: 'xmlNd.childNodes(...)'

and previously this message. .
msxml3.dll error '80072efd'
A connection with the server could not be established

Any help would be appreciated.
Regards
Richard Woodward

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yahoo-group-xmlrpc | 3 Nov 2003 14:33

Re: New Message: Having an RPC problem

Hi,

It would appear that you may have the w32.Blaster worm.

You can google on the text: "Windows must now restart because the RPC
service terminated unexpectedly" and get all the information you need.

Rich.

On Mon, 3 Nov 2003 webmaster <at> userland.com wrote:

> A new message was posted:
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> Address: http://www.xmlrpc.com/discuss/msgReader$2543
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> By: Sandy Johnson (sandyd88 <at> hotmail.com)
> 
> Don't know if I've found the right place for this problem, but I've been trying to set up a system with
Windows XP and after you're on the internet for about 10-15 mintes the computer says it has to shut itself
down because of NTAUTHORITY/System : 'Windows must now restart because the RPC service terminated
unexpectedly'. The computer is not attached to a network. Any ideas on how to troubleshoot this problem?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions you might be able to give me!
> 
> 
>  
> 
> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ 
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compchemcons | 3 Nov 2003 20:18
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problems running on localhost with Apache XML-RPC implementation

Probably you have had this question quite a lot of times already, but 
I could not find an answer yet, so I am asking you for help. 

Just starting with implementing XML-RPC. Installed XML-RPC from 
Apache (version 1.2-b1) and took the examples from the O'Reilly 
book "Web Services Essentials", chapter 2. 

I compiled as well the server (AreaServer.java) and client 
(AreaClient.java) without problem. 
Then started the server in one window, assigning port 8899 on 
localhost. 
The program just runs for a moment (should it?), stating that it 
successfully started the server, and registered the handler, then 
stops. 
In another window, I start the client, and get the error: 
IOException: Connection refused: connect. 

I playd around with some other examples, and found out that very 
probably the server is just not running (although it claimed it 
successfully started). 
I also tried to telnet to the server, and got: 
No connection could be made because the target machine actively 
refused it. 
Yet another sign that the server is not running. 

I am working on Windows XP. 

When I start the server program, is it normal that it just runs outs 
(stops) after a short moment ? 
Or is that normal and is there a XML-RPC server started in the
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Grant K Rauscher | 3 Nov 2003 21:03
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Re: Digest Number 950

> Don't know if I've found the right place for this problem, but I've been
> trying to set up a system with Windows XP and after you're on the
> internet for about 10-15 mintes the computer says it has to shut itself
> down because of NTAUTHORITY/System : 'Windows must now
> restart because the RPC service terminated unexpectedly'. The computer
> is not attached to a network.

    let's see... you could use a different operating system

    how are you "on the internet for about 10-15 minutes" while at the same
time "not attached to a network" ?!?

    just to give you some useful feedback, RPC in Win32 is the DCE library
for RPC - only shares the same description as XML-RPC, aside from that
they're very, very different.  the issue you describe does not in any way
involve XML-RPC.

                                - Grant

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melcymahesh | 4 Nov 2003 10:56
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Help needed in deciding on XML-RPC

Hi,

I don't have much knowledge about XML-RPC.
I have two applications (one in C++ and the other in Java) and I need 
to pass some data between these two applications (could be 
request/response or notifications in XML). 

1.Will XML-RPC be a good choice to use? 
2.I see so many implementations of XML-RPC. Which one would be the 
best implementation (and most welcome by many users) that could be 
used in my scenario?
3.If someone could provide me some guideline or some link to how I 
could setup the XML-RPC client/server (Java/C++) would be of much use.

Thanks,
Melcy

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Satish Kumar | 11 Nov 2003 15:46

reg compiling w3c library for XMLRPC

Hello all,
When i compile w3c library on a IBM p630 running AIX, I get this error

"Makefile", line 697: make: 1254-057 Shell command needs a leading tab.
"Makefile", line 699: make: 1254-057 Shell command needs a leading tab.
"Makefile", line 705: make: 1254-057 Shell command needs a leading tab.

some one let me know..if any one has a work around...
my shell is bash..i tried using sh..but the same error messages popped up..

the lines 697,699 and 705 are...
uninstall-am uninstall all-redirect all-am all installdirs-am \
installdirs mostlyclean-generic distclean-generic clean-generic \
maintainer-clean-generic clean mostlyclean distclean maintainer-clean

.html.h:
    ifdef WWW
        $(WWW) -w90 -na -p -to text/x-c $(srcdir)/$(*F).html -o $(srcdir)/$(*F).h
    else
         <at> echo "**************************************************"
         <at> echo "Generating the .h files using the "
         <at> echo "winConfigure.pl script - it may generate a few warnings."
         <at> echo "**************************************************"
        perl $(top_srcdir)/config/winConfigure.pl $(srcdir)
   endif

plz some one help me...
reply to this mail
bye
Satish
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Lucas | 11 Nov 2003 18:13
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I need a more simple http library

I working with Grid applications using the xmlrpc-c, but the libwww is very 
complicated to me.

Who can help with a link to a new package that use another transfer method?

Tank's
lucasa.

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Xu, Lifeng | 11 Nov 2003 17:56

RE: I need a more simple http library

Hi, 

Can someone tell me how to un-subscribe from this list? I lost my link and
can't figure out how to do it.

Thanks in advance.

Feng

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Subject: [xml-rpc] I need a more simple http library

I working with Grid applications using the xmlrpc-c, but the libwww is very 
complicated to me.

Who can help with a link to a new package that use another transfer method?

Tank's
lucasa.

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