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  • Philip Wagenaar

    #1

    XML-RPC

    I am trying to communicate with a third party software service that is an XML
    RPC. I found a library on xml-rpc.net but I cannot get it to work, at least
    not yet. I was wondering if there are any alternatives to working with this
    library?
  • Steven Cheng[MSFT]

    #2
    RE: XML-RPC

    Hello Philip,

    Thanks for posting here.

    As for the XML-RPC component you mentioned, is it the following one:



    Haven't quite used this component , however, what's the exact problem you
    meet when using this component? Anyway, based on my understanding, since
    net framework has provided well encapsulated classes for XML data
    manipulation and network communication, you can consider directly
    constructing the XML-RPC message through the XML apis in .net framework
    class library, and use the network components( http webrequest or TCP
    client ) to transfer XML message to the RPC server. How do you think?

    Please feel free to post here if you have any other ideas.

    Regards,

    Steven Cheng
    Microsoft Online Community Support


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    • Philip Wagenaar

      #3
      RE: XML-RPC

      Steven,

      Thank you for your quick response.

      I am not having vb.net releated problems, but more component related
      problems. The component has its own mailinglist so I will ask some questions
      there.

      I was just wondering what other options I have.

      "Steven Cheng[MSFT]" wrote:
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      > Hello Philip,
      >
      > Thanks for posting here.
      >
      > As for the XML-RPC component you mentioned, is it the following one:
      >
      > http://www.xml-rpc.net/
      >
      > Haven't quite used this component , however, what's the exact problem you
      > meet when using this component? Anyway, based on my understanding, since
      > .net framework has provided well encapsulated classes for XML data
      > manipulation and network communication, you can consider directly
      > constructing the XML-RPC message through the XML apis in .net framework
      > class library, and use the network components( http webrequest or TCP
      > client ) to transfer XML message to the RPC server. How do you think?
      >
      > Please feel free to post here if you have any other ideas.
      >
      > Regards,
      >
      > Steven Cheng
      > Microsoft Online Community Support
      >
      >
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      • Steven Cheng[MSFT]

        #4
        RE: XML-RPC

        Thanks for the response Philip,

        That's fine. So far I haven't got any other managed components for XML-RPC
        since .net framework mostly concentrate on XML webservice. Anyway, if you
        meet any other managed development issue we can help, please feel free to
        post here.

        Good Luck!

        Regards,

        Steven Cheng
        Microsoft Online Community Support


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