XMLRPC Extensions

[jimmy <ji...@jamespells.com>]

I am wondering exactly what the XMLRPC Extensions are that you are using
entail?

I am trying to write an XMLRPC Client in Python to connect to Continuum
but it appears that the standard XMLRPC implementation provided by
Python does not work and I am trying to pinpoint the problem

I have been diving into Continuum code trying to figure out how it
differs from a standard XMLRPC implementation.

Right now my best guess is an authentication problem using Python's
XMLRPC library but that is just a guess.

Basically every command I try to execute on my Continuum server I get a
fault error message of 'No such handler: system.listMethods'

Any information or pointers would be beneficial.

Thank You

Jimmy

Re: XMLRPC Extensions

[Emmanuel Venisse <em...@gmail.com>]

I think we use actually XMLRPC extensiosns (
http://ws.apache.org/xmlrpc/extensions.html). I can't remember why, but
maybe you can remove it in the xmlrpc server part to see if it run without
them.

Emmanuel

On Feb 4, 2008 7:55 PM, jimmy <ji...@jamespells.com> wrote:

> I am wondering exactly what the XMLRPC Extensions are that you are using
> entail?
>
> I am trying to write an XMLRPC Client in Python to connect to Continuum
> but it appears that the standard XMLRPC implementation provided by
> Python does not work and I am trying to pinpoint the problem
>
> I have been diving into Continuum code trying to figure out how it
> differs from a standard XMLRPC implementation.
>
> Right now my best guess is an authentication problem using Python's
> XMLRPC library but that is just a guess.
>
> Basically every command I try to execute on my Continuum server I get a
> fault error message of 'No such handler: system.listMethods'
>
> Any information or pointers would be beneficial.
>
> Thank You
>
> Jimmy
>
>