Difference between revisions of "Xebra Create XML-RPC Webapp"
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>>> s=xmlrpclib.ServerProxy("http://localhost:55000/yourwebapp/demo.xrpc") | >>> s=xmlrpclib.ServerProxy("http://localhost:55000/yourwebapp/demo.xrpc") | ||
>>> s.demo.sum(4,5) | >>> s.demo.sum(4,5) | ||
− | >>> s. | + | >>> s.demo.hello("Gerhard") |
</c> | </c> |
Revision as of 12:58, 1 July 2009
- Create a new file demo.xrpc in the webapp directory. On translation, this will generate a xml-rpc servlet class.
<xrpc:api class="MY_XMLRPC_API" namespace="demo"> <xrpc:method name="sum" /> <xrpc:method name="hello" /> </xrpc:api>
- Now go into estudio and create a new class MY_XMLRPC_API:
class MY_XMLRPC_API inherit XWA_XRPC_API feature -- Basic operations hello (a_name: STRING): STRING -- Prints hello. require a_name_attached: attached a_name not_a_name_is_empty: not a_name.is_empty do Result := "Hello there " + a_name end sum (a_i, a_j: NATURAL_16): INTEGER -- Returns the sum of a_i and a_j do Result := (a_i + a_j).as_integer_32 end end
- Run the server and browse to http://localhost:55000/yourwebapp/demo.xrpc. After the webapp has been translated, compiled and run you should see a page saying invalid method. This is because you tried to make an xml-rpc call with a GET request. Only POST is allowed, though.
- To make an actual xml-rpc call you can use python. Run:
>>> import xmlrpclib >>> s=xmlrpclib.ServerProxy("http://localhost:55000/yourwebapp/demo.xrpc") >>> s.demo.sum(4,5) >>> s.demo.hello("Gerhard")