How to start/stop XML-RPC server?

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I'm just looking into XML-RPC server with PHP, so have not much idea about
its implementation and design.

With other language implementations, it's easy to understand, as you can
start/stop the server from command line (or other interface like UI,
XML-RPC call for stop, etc.) as all the server functionality can be
combined with the XML-RPC server itself as a single self contained
binary/application.

With PHP, the PHP code is served by a web/application server. So wanted
some clarification:

* how do you start the server? Start up the web/application server (Apache,
IIS, etc.), then hit the URL to the PHP script that creates the server
instance? Are the XML-RPC requests (different XML-RPC method calls) going
to same URL or different one?

* how do you stop the PHP XML-RPC server? Stop the web/application server
itself? (e.g. Apache, IIS, etc.) Or is there a way to stop it w/o turning
off the whole web/application server or say killing PHP.

David

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<div>I&#39;m just looking into XML-RPC server with PHP, so have not much id=
ea about its implementation and design.</div><div><br></div><div>With other=
 language implementations, it&#39;s easy to understand, as you can start/st=
op the server from command line (or other interface like UI, XML-RPC call f=
or stop, etc.) as all the server functionality can be combined with the XML=
-RPC server itself as a single self contained binary/application.<br>
</div><div><br></div><div>With PHP, the PHP code is served by a web/applica=
tion server. So wanted some clarification:</div><div><br></div><div>* how d=
o you start the server? Start up the web/application server (Apache, IIS, e=
tc.), then hit the URL to the PHP script that creates the server instance? =
Are the XML-RPC requests (different XML-RPC method calls) going to same URL=
 or different one?</div>
<div><br></div><div>* how do you stop the PHP XML-RPC server? Stop the web/=
application server itself? (e.g. Apache, IIS, etc.) Or is there a way to st=
op it w/o turning off the whole web/application server or say killing PHP.<=
/div>
<div><br></div><div>David</div>

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