Passing 'date' from perl Frontier::Client to a java.util.date rpc var

Hi, An RPC spec specifies type date for a variable for "orderDate".
Other vars specifiy string and int and work fine.
I have tried the $client->date_time object as well as the value from that
object and it seems to always pass a "string".  

Does anyone know what perl date equivalent when passed with Frontier::Client
Will map properly over to a java.util.date type as that is what the error
back from the RPC server specifies it wants.

Regards,
-Tim

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of
Paul Libbrecht
Sent: Friday, November 16, 2007 8:23 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [xml-rpc] Frontier::Client is going into an infinite loop on
reading a long xml, 1.2 Mb

I have never used Frontier but I can promise that most implemnentations of
XML-RPC load most of XML documents in RAM. And 1.2Mb is reaching the limit
for a decent speed memory allocation for a string for many...
If you expect such sizes, I suggest you chunk.

paul


Le 16 nov. 07 à 12:57, neeraj_ism2003 a écrit :

> Hi, I am using Frontier::Client for reading xml-rpc response. The 
> server  seems to be working fine but the client goes into an infinite 
> loop on reading the xml response. Can anyone suggest me what could be 
> the problem?



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