On 16. Jun 2005, at 16:08 Uhr, Henning Burow wrote:
i want to use xmlrpc in a bash shell. How is the correct syntax for
a call, like inserting an appointment.
You can't in the shell. xmlrpc_call only works with flat arguments,
not with structures.
Its probably easiest to do the call in a Python script.
xmlrpc_call http://localhost:22000/RPC2 appointment.insert
('2005-06-17 12:00:00','2005-06-27 13:00:00','XML Test')
That command doesn't work, and there is no manpage for xmlrpc_call.
?:
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helge@groove$ xmlrpc_call
usage: /Users/helge/GNUstep/Tools/xmlrpc_call <url> [<method-
name>] [<arg1>,...]
sample: /Users/helge/GNUstep/Tools/xmlrpc_call http://localhost:
20000/RPC2 bc 1 2
---snap---
You can find a reference for XML-RPC calls somewhere on docs.
Helge
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