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A library for XML-RPC client/servers.
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[procedure] (xml-rpc:register-method NAME PROC [DOCSTRING [PATH]])
Registers a remotely callable procedure PROC under NAME, which should be a string or a symbol. XML-RPC clients can now call this procedure (provided a HTTP server is started). Unhandled exceptions are returned as "fault" responses. PATH specifies the URL under which the remote procedure is available and defaults to "/RPC2". DOCSTRING specifies an optional documentation string. See define-remote-method for a simpler method of defining XML-RPC procedures.
[procedure] (xml-rpc:method-documentation NAME [PATH])
Returns the documentation-string of the method with the name NAME (a string) at the URL PATH (which defaults to "/RPC2").
Contains the URL (a string) under which the currently executing method is called. Outside of the dynamic context of an XML-RPC method invocation, the value of this parameter is unspecified.
[syntax] (define-remote-method (NAME VAR ... [. RVAR]) [DOCSTRING] BODY ...)
A more convenient syntax for defining remotely callable procedures. The optional DOCSTRING can be accessed by xml-rpc:method-documentation.
The following table summarizes how XML-RPC values map to Scheme data and vice versa:
Scheme -> XML-RPC:
XML-RPC -> Scheme
|i4, int, double||number|
This implementation of XML-RPC is extended to allow returning multiple values. Errors during the execution of a server-method are propagated to the client as "fault" responses.
Fetch time from xml-rpc.org:
(define currentTime (xml-rpc:server "xml-rpc.org") ) (define getCurrentTime (currentTime "currentTime.getCurrentTime") ) (print (getCurrentTime))
A simple "hello" server:
% cat hello.scm (require-extension xml-rpc-server) (define-remote-method (hello var) (sprintf "Hello, ~A!" var) ) ((http:make-server 4242)) % cat client.scm (require-extension xml-rpc-client) (define srv (xml-rpc:server "http://localhost:4242/RPC2")) (define hello (srv "hello")) (print "-> " (hello "you")) % csi -script hello.scm & % csi -script client.scm -> Hello, you!
- 1.14 HTTPS-URLs are recognized, user, password and attributes are recognized as keyword parameters to xml-rpc:server. [Thomas Chust]
- 1.13 Server replies with proper protocol [guess who reported it?]
- 1.12 Fixed another bug, again reported by Daishi
- 1.11 Fixed bugs in xml content-parser and PI matching [reported by Daishi Kato]
- 1.10 Bug-fixes and improvements by Hans Bulfone
- 1.9 Adapted to SRFI-69-compatible hash-tables
- 1.8 Interpretation of HOST argument of xml-rpc:server is now consistent with documentation. [edw]
- 1.7 XML content-parser used old signature.
- 1.6 Fixed small bug in URL handling. [edw]
- 1.5 Server now supports processing instructions in requests. Xml-rpc:server now accepts a URL in HOST argument. [email@example.com]
- 1.4 Adapted to new setup scheme.
- 1.3 Reponse parsing did not accept XML processing instructions.
- 1.2 Unmarshaling of dateTime.iso8601 results was wrong (again!).
- 1.1 Unmarshaling of dateTime.iso8601 results was wrong.
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