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Hi, After creating C++-Classes using xml-rpc-api2cpp I have a class jobsProxy with method 'string jobsProxy::getToDoList (string string1, string string2)'. Calling this with ("", "") will tell me "1: Only 'root' can fetch jobs of other users". Did xml-rpc-api2cpp create a wrong method? The method looks like this: string jobsProxy::getToDoList (string string1, string string2) { XmlRpcValue params = XmlRpcValue::makeArray(); params.arrayAppendItem(XmlRpcValue::makeString(string1)); params.arrayAppendItem(XmlRpcValue::makeString(string2)); XmlRpcValue result = this->mClient.call("jobs.getToDoList", params); return result.getString(); } How would the method have to be implemented to return the ToDoList? Ciao, Gerhard -- OpenGroupware.org XML-RPC xmlrpc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://mail.opengroupware.org/mailman/listinfo/xmlrpc
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