FYI, Using CookComputing's XML-RPC.NET with OGo

Just and FYI to any potential .Net hackers out there.  I've made
CookComputing's XML-RPC.NET assembly connect to the OGo XML-RPC daemon. 
It is currently an ugly hack, but if you modify the SetProperties method
in XmlRpcClientProtocol.cs like

=    public void SetProperties(WebRequest webReq)
=    {
=      if (proxy != null)
=        webReq.Proxy = proxy;
=      HttpWebRequest httpReq = (HttpWebRequest) webReq;
=      httpReq.UserAgent = userAgent;
+      httpReq.ProtocolVersion = HttpVersion.Version10;
+      httpReq.PreAuthenticate = true;
=    }

then all the assemblies fancy features start to work,  so you can define
things like:

[XmlRpcUrl("http://throw/RPC2";)]
class opengroupwareServer : XmlRpcClientProtocol
{
  public opengroupwareServer(string userName, string password, string
realm) {
    this.Credentials = new NetworkCredential(userName, password, realm);
   }
   
  [XmlRpcMethod("system.getHostName")]
  public string getHostName() {
    return (string)Invoke("getHostName");
   }
......



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