Re: XML-RPC and Stand-alone Apps

XML-RPC doesn't care for which implementation you are using: I'm using it
all the time with various environments (delphi, php), for which none has an
application server running. You should be able to do exactly the same by
programming a XML-RPC server or client on top of your network API.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "harbinger918" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2006 9:18 PM
Subject: [xml-rpc] XML-RPC and Stand-alone Apps


> I'm not sure this is even possible, however, I'll pose the
> hypothetical.  I have a stand-alone Java application.  One of the
> requirements is that I be able to support different types of inbound
> communications to act upon the application.  One of the communication
> methods is XML-RPC.  However, for security reasons, we'd rather
> implement XML-RPC without a traditional Tomcat or other application
> server container.  We would like to receive XML-RPC requests straight
> to the application and handle them natively.  I'm not sure if there's
> any type of support to do this with XML-RPC, or if I'll have to write
> my own means of completely handling the request and response
> functions.  Any suggestions?  Thanks!
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