Using XML-RPC with PHP
Hmm, this looks interesting. Been lying in bed trying to get to sleep, but a lot of stuff going through my head and this annoying fly/mosquito have prevented this.
This is another reason why WiFi and notebooks are great: I can surf from bed :-)
Anyway, have been looking at PEAR a lot lately, but the documentation really blows goats. OK, I know I can look at the source code, but what is the point in having online documentation if it doesn't actually document anything?
I don't expect you to be interested in this XML-RPC stuff, but I wanted the bookmark there so I can look at it in the morning.
So why am I interested in it? I'm looking at writing a bot, and this will run from home. I wanted a way to speak to my website/database server without doing a plain connection to the db server, and I didn't want to mess around with POST or GET variables.
Using XML-RPC I may be able to exchange information with my web site/application in a neat and logical way.... and it looks less messy than SOAP. Oh, and it's something new to try out :-)
I guess it's even less likely I'll get to sleep now....
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4 Comments:
Cool man - PEAR is a mess but useful. ESPECIALLY ADOdb - Which I have just used to build an entire site (http://www.bustertests.co.uk).
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Fin, at 17 July 2004 23:44
Man, sounds like a damn good idea! hell of a interesting infact! I'de love to see the out come of that.
Give us a shout when you get it right.
PEAR is a little messy I agree, but also as fintan said, there are some usefull thing in there.
Im not toooooo much of a technical, but would love to see it werk!
Keep it mang!
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Ox, at 18 July 2004 11:54
I'm promising too much through this blog! Need to get some code out of the 'testing' phase and into a public-consumable state!
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Bokeh, at 18 July 2004 22:46
Informative blog. I have a xhtml pages blog.
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Steve Austin, at 2 October 2005 17:50
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