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Dan Rhodes
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Join date: 5 Jul 2003
Posts: 268
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07-23-2004 13:02
So is it true that an object can receive but not respond when using XML-RPC? I thought I'd read this not too long ago.
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Radium Lumin
Pixel's Mom
Join date: 22 Jul 2003
Posts: 23
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Nope
07-23-2004 13:08
A script CAN respond to an XML-RPC request coming from off-world. A script CANNOT *originate* a new XML-RPC request to an XML-RPC server off-world.
Not yet, anyway.
People get around this by sending the *request* out via email, and then have the server *respond* by sending the scripted object an XML-RPC *request*. Confused yet?
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Dan Rhodes
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Join date: 5 Jul 2003
Posts: 268
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Re: Nope
07-23-2004 13:10
From: someone Originally posted by Radium Lumin
People get around this by sending the *request* out via email, and then have the server *respond* by sending the scripted object an XML-RPC *request*. Confused yet? I was considering the email method , but thought it'd be easier if I didn't need to go that route. Thanks for the quick answer to my post  |
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Grim Lupis
Dark Wolf
Join date: 11 Jul 2003
Posts: 762
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Re: Nope
07-23-2004 15:32
From: someone Originally posted by Radium Lumin
People get around this by sending the *request* out via email, and then have the server *respond* by sending the scripted object an XML-RPC *request*. Confused yet? Not when the mail server's sick, they don't. When that happens, people are just screwed if they want/need to store data off-world, or move some logic off-world.
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