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mcgmatt | 3 Apr 2007 20:49
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ASP.NET C# Object reference not set to an instance of an object.


THE RESPONSE:
I'm new to XML-RPC.  Are the duplicates and members without names
normal, or am I getting junk data from the provider?

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>
<methodResponse>
<params>
  <param>
   <value>
    <array>
     <data>
      <value>
       <boolean>1</boolean>
      </value>
      <value>
       <string>succcess</string>
      </value>
      <value>
       <struct>
        <member>
         <name/> <!--WTF?-->
         <value>
          <string>1583</string> <!--Same as next member's value-->
         </value>
        </member>
        <member>
         <name>id</name>
         <value>
          <string>1583</string>
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John Wilson | 4 Apr 2007 13:12
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Re: ASP.NET C# Object reference not set to an instance of an object.


On 3 Apr 2007, at 19:49, mcgmatt wrote:

> THE RESPONSE:
> I'm new to XML-RPC.  Are the duplicates and members without names
> normal, or am I getting junk data from the provider?

Looks like junk to me.

John Wilson

 
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lakshmanmcaj | 4 Apr 2007 16:27
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How to use asp in xmlrpc urgent help me..

ReDim paramList(1)
set dict=Server.createObject("Scripting.Dictionary")
dict.add "partner_id","ourid"
'dict.add "title1", 2
'dict.add "title2", 3
set paramList(0)=dict
myresp = xmlRPC ("http://api.oodle.com/api","RemoteData", paramList)

if err.number <>0 then
	response.write("Error number: " & err.number & "<P>")
	response.write("Error description: " & err.description 
& "<P>")
else
	response.write(myresp)
	response.write("myresp")
end if
set dict=nothing

%>

Please this coding correct or wrong? Please give me correct code for 
me

 
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digital.spaghetti | 7 Apr 2007 23:41
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Confused about XML-RPC

Hi folks,

I'm designing an application using CakePHP and want to include XML-RPC
functionality, mainly something like a Moveable Type API, so Flockr
can support posting to it.

I'm confused about where I actually have to place the functionality .
 For example, in CakePHP when I want to create a new post all I need
to do is this:

function admin_add()
	{
		if (!empty ($this->data))
		{
			if ($this->Post->save($this->data))
			{
				$this->Session->setFlash('Post successfuly saved');
				$this->redirect('/posts/index/');
                        }
                 }
}

When I call the function (by doing /admin/posts/add in a form), the
$this->data is all the form params that are passed in.

What I'm trying to understand is where XML-RPC all fits into this. 
Also, how to I make sure something like the Flockr blog poster fits my
post format.  Here is my table to show you what I do (please note tags
are not implemented yet)
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einarabelc5 | 17 Apr 2007 18:51
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xml-RPC AND grid Systems

Hello Everyone:

I am working on an installment of MegaPOV XRS which uses the XML-RPC
protocol to connect machines and render tridimensional scenes on a
distributed enviroment. I wish to know if there's the possibility to
implement this XML-RPC into a glite based GRID system:

http://glite.web.cern.ch/glite/

Thanks in advance.

 
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nardling1 | 18 Apr 2007 23:11
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Total Newbie needs a hand

Hi all.  I have gotten stuck finishing a project and am running quite 
short of time.  I have a c++ client accessing a python server and I'm 
using xmlrpc as a transport between the two.  The calls are working 
fine as long as they don't return values.  When values are returned, 
though, I'm having a very hard time understanding how to pull strings 
out of the TypeStruct xmlRpcValue class object that comes back.  In 
truth, I'm not very experienced in c++, or python.  I'm just trying 
to hack my way through this sucker by Tuesday (when it's due).  If 
anyone can point me at some code examples or documentation, I'd 
appreciate it greatly.  

Here's the call:

	xValues[0] = *UserName;
	xValues[1] = "default";
	xValues[2] = ButtonDate.FormatISODate();
	x->execute("GetEvents", xValues, retValue);

and that executes a SQL statement on the Python server, which works 
fine.  It returns a retValue of typeStruct, and that's where things 
fall apart.  Thanks for the help.

-Dave

 
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