![]() If in your program you create your own Abyss server To be more complex than the newer xmlrpc_server_abyss() style. One, so continues to exist for backward compatibility, but I find it It used to be (before Xmlrpc-c 1.01 - January 2005) the only Separately, but rather use libxmlrpc_server_abyss facilities toĪdd individual methods to a server instance. There is another style in which you don't build a method registry It from outside in particular, you can't shut it down from another It returns when the server terminates.īecause you have no handle for the server object, you can't control One level up from that is to have the xmlrpc_server_abyss_t For example, you can't have the server do any Xmlrpc_server_abyss_t object is not capable of exploiting many of What you give up for that convenience is that the The object sets up the Abyss server toĮxecute XML-RPC methods using the method registry you supply. Object with xmlrpc_server_abyss_create() and invoke the various To do that, create a xmlrpc_server_abyss_t The next step up would be to have Xmlrpc-c handle the details of Request handler, but you still have to know other parts of the Now you don't have to know how to write an Abyss (The Abyss server thus created rejects requests for any To tell the handler what methods to execute, you buildĪnd identify it in xmlrpc_server_abyss_set_handlers2()'sĪrguments. Abyss delivers all HTTP requests for that URI path to Handler for your URI path (usually "/RPC2") that executes an Instead of writing your own Abyss request handler, call The next step up would be to use an Xmlrpc-c method registry. The next step up in convenience would be to have your Abyss requestĪnd decoding tools to free you from having to know the XML-RPC Register that request handler withĪbyss using Abyss function calls. Write your own Abyss request handler which takesĪn XML document from Abyss, interprets it as an XML-RPC call, and The most basic (but not easiest) is not to use any Xmlrpc-c XML-RPCįacilities at all. There are lots of ways you can build an XML-RPC server based on an Gives the facilities to make that connection. Provides all the logic you need to execute an XML-RPC call, so all you Server is an Abyss server with a handler attached that knows how toĮxecute an XML-RPC call. Since XML-RPC is implemented over HTTP, all you need for an XML-RPC It is in the same class as the more famous Apache Because the mostĬommon use of HTTP is in web servers, Abyss is usually called a web To make sure you link all the prerequisites in the right order.Ī complete example of an XML-RPC server program that usesĪbyss is a general purpose HTTP server program. You specify the libraries, with the prerequisite libraries having toĬome after the prerequiring library. The following libraries are prerequisites of libxmlrpc_server_abyss,Īnd remember that some static linkers care about the order in which When properly installed, it tells exactly how to link on your This is designed to be used in a build program such as a make file. "abyss-server" feature, to find out what libraries to link. You can use xmlrpc-c-config, specifying the You'll also have to figure out where the library residesĪnd how to make your linker look there for it. Have to modify this according to conventions of your particular The classic linker option to cause the library to be linked into your Libxmlrpc_server_abyss.a or libxmlrpc_server_abyss.so. The classic Unix name for the file containing the Prerequisites, you'll also need their header files ( xmlrpc.h, Or useīecause the libxmlrpc, libxmlrpc_server, and How to make your compiler look there for it. ![]() You'll have to figure out where on your system this file lives and xmlrpc_server_abyss_set_default_handler().Libxmlrpc_abyss, which is part of Xmlrpc-c. And libxmlrpc_server_abyss libraryįinally, you will need Abyss itself, which is in the library ItĬontains functions for XML-RPC servers that are not specific toĪbyss-based servers. Similarly, you will need the libxmlrpc_server library. Libxmlrpc_server_abyss library routines depend on it. XML-RPC and not specific to XML-RPC servers. It containsĪdditional facilities that an XML-RPC server needs but are general to When using libxmlrpc_server_abyss, you must also use the libxmlrpc library. The libxmlrpc_server_abyss library provides functions for use inĪ program that is an XML-RPC server based on the Abyss HTTP server. Libxmlrpc_server_abyss function library, which is part of This chapter describes the functions in the User manual for XML-RPC for C/C++ libxmlrpc_server_abyss
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