I am writing an XML-RPC server (or to be more accurate, rewriting an old
one). Maybe I'm doing this all wrong, and I need some perspective, as
I've been at it for two days now...
I wish to employ sessions server side, so that I can do the following,
for example...
$xml_rpc_client->register('foo' , 'bar'); // sets $foo = 'bar' in session
on server
$xml_rpc_client->getvar('foo' ); //gets value of $foo from session and
returns it.
The problem seems to be that every call to the xml-rpc client starts
another session on the server.
Is it something to do with the fact that it's server to server, i.e that
the user agent is not a web browser? Or is there something I've missed?
one). Maybe I'm doing this all wrong, and I need some perspective, as
I've been at it for two days now...
I wish to employ sessions server side, so that I can do the following,
for example...
$xml_rpc_client->register('foo' , 'bar'); // sets $foo = 'bar' in session
on server
$xml_rpc_client->getvar('foo' ); //gets value of $foo from session and
returns it.
The problem seems to be that every call to the xml-rpc client starts
another session on the server.
Is it something to do with the fact that it's server to server, i.e that
the user agent is not a web browser? Or is there something I've missed?