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Posted to users@ws.apache.org by Dave Kelly <da...@samsungcontact.com> on 2002/10/03 16:32:44 UTC
XmlRpcClient and Cookies
Hello,
Another newbie question.
According to the API docs, I should use XmlRpcClient for Proxy and
Cookies support.
How do I get and set cookies using this class ?
Cheers
Dave.
Re: XmlRpcClient and Cookies
Posted by Ryan Hoegg <rh...@isisnetworks.net>.
Dave Kelly wrote:
> Ryan Hoegg wrote:
>
>> Dave Kelly wrote:
>>
>>> I downloaded xmlrpc-1.1-src.tar.gz and looked through the
>>> XmlRpcClient code. There is nothing that is specifically related to
>>> retaining any header from the HTTP conversation.
>>>
>>> Have I missed something ?
>>>
>>> Dave.
>>
>>
>> No. The current version of XmlRpcClient does not support cookies. I
>> have an updated version on my system that supports cookies as well as
>> HTTP 1.1 but I am debugging interoperability problems with some PHP
>> XML-RPC servers. I foresee this being resolved soon.
>>
>> --
>> Ryan Hoegg
>> ISIS Networks
>
> The API docs that exist on xmlrpc.helma.org and xml.apache.org both
> have the following for XmlRpcClient
>
> A multithreaded, reusable XML-RPC client object. Use this if you need
> a full-grown HTTP client(e.g. for Proxy and Cookies support). If you
> don't need that, |XmlRpcClientLite| may work better for you.
>
> What is the Proxy and Cookies support that it refers to if the current
> version doesn't support cookies ?
A good point. I will submit an update to the documentation. It does
support Proxy and SSL, but cookies support is not there in the current
version.
Committers, feel free to correct me if I am missing something.
--
Ryan Hoegg
ISIS Networks
Re: XmlRpcClient and Cookies
Posted by Ryan Hoegg <rh...@isisnetworks.net>.
Dave Kelly wrote:
> Ryan Hoegg wrote:
>
>> Dave Kelly wrote:
>>
>>> I downloaded xmlrpc-1.1-src.tar.gz and looked through the
>>> XmlRpcClient code. There is nothing that is specifically related to
>>> retaining any header from the HTTP conversation.
>>>
>>> Have I missed something ?
>>>
>>> Dave.
>>
>>
>> No. The current version of XmlRpcClient does not support cookies. I
>> have an updated version on my system that supports cookies as well as
>> HTTP 1.1 but I am debugging interoperability problems with some PHP
>> XML-RPC servers. I foresee this being resolved soon.
>>
>> --
>> Ryan Hoegg
>> ISIS Networks
>
> The API docs that exist on xmlrpc.helma.org and xml.apache.org both
> have the following for XmlRpcClient
>
> A multithreaded, reusable XML-RPC client object. Use this if you need
> a full-grown HTTP client(e.g. for Proxy and Cookies support). If you
> don't need that, |XmlRpcClientLite| may work better for you.
>
> What is the Proxy and Cookies support that it refers to if the current
> version doesn't support cookies ?
A good point. I will submit an update to the documentation. It does
support Proxy and SSL, but cookies support is not there in the current
version.
Committers, feel free to correct me if I am missing something.
--
Ryan Hoegg
ISIS Networks
Re: XmlRpcClient and Cookies
Posted by Dave Kelly <da...@samsungcontact.com>.
Ryan Hoegg wrote:
> Dave Kelly wrote:
>
>> Dave Kelly wrote:
>>
>>> cyrille wrote:
>>>
>>>> I don't know,
>>>> but my idea is you do not get/set cookie via xmlrpcclient,
>>>> but if the web server set a cookie on a xmlrpc response,
>>>> xmlrpcclient will remember it, and send it back on next call....
>>>>
>>>> isn't it ?
>>>>
>>>> cyrille
>>>>
>>> That's what I would have expected.
>>>
>>> However, the conversation I am seeing is that cookie is not being
>>> retained.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> I downloaded xmlrpc-1.1-src.tar.gz and looked through the
>> XmlRpcClient code. There is nothing that is specifically related to
>> retaining any header from the HTTP conversation.
>>
>> Have I missed something ?
>>
>> Dave.
>
>
> No. The current version of XmlRpcClient does not support cookies. I
> have an updated version on my system that supports cookies as well as
> HTTP 1.1 but I am debugging interoperability problems with some PHP
> XML-RPC servers. I foresee this being resolved soon.
>
> --
> Ryan Hoegg
> ISIS Networks
>
>
The API docs that exist on xmlrpc.helma.org and xml.apache.org both have
the following for XmlRpcClient
A multithreaded, reusable XML-RPC client object. Use this if you need a
full-grown HTTP client(e.g. for Proxy and Cookies support). If you don't
need that, |XmlRpcClientLite| may work better for you.
What is the Proxy and Cookies support that it refers to if the current
version doesn't support cookies ?
Re: XmlRpcClient and Cookies
Posted by Dave Kelly <da...@samsungcontact.com>.
Ryan Hoegg wrote:
> Dave Kelly wrote:
>
>> Dave Kelly wrote:
>>
>>> cyrille wrote:
>>>
>>>> I don't know,
>>>> but my idea is you do not get/set cookie via xmlrpcclient,
>>>> but if the web server set a cookie on a xmlrpc response,
>>>> xmlrpcclient will remember it, and send it back on next call....
>>>>
>>>> isn't it ?
>>>>
>>>> cyrille
>>>>
>>> That's what I would have expected.
>>>
>>> However, the conversation I am seeing is that cookie is not being
>>> retained.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> I downloaded xmlrpc-1.1-src.tar.gz and looked through the
>> XmlRpcClient code. There is nothing that is specifically related to
>> retaining any header from the HTTP conversation.
>>
>> Have I missed something ?
>>
>> Dave.
>
>
> No. The current version of XmlRpcClient does not support cookies. I
> have an updated version on my system that supports cookies as well as
> HTTP 1.1 but I am debugging interoperability problems with some PHP
> XML-RPC servers. I foresee this being resolved soon.
>
> --
> Ryan Hoegg
> ISIS Networks
>
>
The API docs that exist on xmlrpc.helma.org and xml.apache.org both have
the following for XmlRpcClient
A multithreaded, reusable XML-RPC client object. Use this if you need a
full-grown HTTP client(e.g. for Proxy and Cookies support). If you don't
need that, |XmlRpcClientLite| may work better for you.
What is the Proxy and Cookies support that it refers to if the current
version doesn't support cookies ?
Re: XmlRpcClient and Cookies
Posted by Ryan Hoegg <rh...@isisnetworks.net>.
Dave Kelly wrote:
> Dave Kelly wrote:
>
>> cyrille wrote:
>>
>>> I don't know,
>>> but my idea is you do not get/set cookie via xmlrpcclient,
>>> but if the web server set a cookie on a xmlrpc response,
>>> xmlrpcclient will remember it, and send it back on next call....
>>>
>>> isn't it ?
>>>
>>> cyrille
>>>
>> That's what I would have expected.
>>
>> However, the conversation I am seeing is that cookie is not being
>> retained.
>>
>>
>>
> I downloaded xmlrpc-1.1-src.tar.gz and looked through the XmlRpcClient
> code. There is nothing that is specifically related to retaining any
> header from the HTTP conversation.
>
> Have I missed something ?
>
> Dave.
No. The current version of XmlRpcClient does not support cookies. I
have an updated version on my system that supports cookies as well as
HTTP 1.1 but I am debugging interoperability problems with some PHP
XML-RPC servers. I foresee this being resolved soon.
--
Ryan Hoegg
ISIS Networks
Re: XmlRpcClient and Cookies
Posted by Ryan Hoegg <rh...@isisnetworks.net>.
Dave Kelly wrote:
> Dave Kelly wrote:
>
>> cyrille wrote:
>>
>>> I don't know,
>>> but my idea is you do not get/set cookie via xmlrpcclient,
>>> but if the web server set a cookie on a xmlrpc response,
>>> xmlrpcclient will remember it, and send it back on next call....
>>>
>>> isn't it ?
>>>
>>> cyrille
>>>
>> That's what I would have expected.
>>
>> However, the conversation I am seeing is that cookie is not being
>> retained.
>>
>>
>>
> I downloaded xmlrpc-1.1-src.tar.gz and looked through the XmlRpcClient
> code. There is nothing that is specifically related to retaining any
> header from the HTTP conversation.
>
> Have I missed something ?
>
> Dave.
No. The current version of XmlRpcClient does not support cookies. I
have an updated version on my system that supports cookies as well as
HTTP 1.1 but I am debugging interoperability problems with some PHP
XML-RPC servers. I foresee this being resolved soon.
--
Ryan Hoegg
ISIS Networks
Re: XmlRpcClient and Cookies
Posted by Dave Kelly <da...@samsungcontact.com>.
Dave Kelly wrote:
> cyrille wrote:
>
>> I don't know,
>> but my idea is you do not get/set cookie via xmlrpcclient,
>> but if the web server set a cookie on a xmlrpc response, xmlrpcclient
>> will remember it, and send it back on next call....
>>
>> isn't it ?
>>
>> cyrille
>>
> That's what I would have expected.
>
> However, the conversation I am seeing is that cookie is not being
> retained.
>
>
>
I downloaded xmlrpc-1.1-src.tar.gz and looked through the XmlRpcClient
code. There is nothing that is specifically related to retaining any
header from the HTTP conversation.
Have I missed something ?
Dave.
Re: XmlRpcClient and Cookies
Posted by Dave Kelly <da...@samsungcontact.com>.
Dave Kelly wrote:
> cyrille wrote:
>
>> I don't know,
>> but my idea is you do not get/set cookie via xmlrpcclient,
>> but if the web server set a cookie on a xmlrpc response, xmlrpcclient
>> will remember it, and send it back on next call....
>>
>> isn't it ?
>>
>> cyrille
>>
> That's what I would have expected.
>
> However, the conversation I am seeing is that cookie is not being
> retained.
>
>
>
I downloaded xmlrpc-1.1-src.tar.gz and looked through the XmlRpcClient
code. There is nothing that is specifically related to retaining any
header from the HTTP conversation.
Have I missed something ?
Dave.
Re: XmlRpcClient and Cookies
Posted by Dave Kelly <da...@samsungcontact.com>.
cyrille wrote:
> I don't know,
> but my idea is you do not get/set cookie via xmlrpcclient,
> but if the web server set a cookie on a xmlrpc response, xmlrpcclient
> will remember it, and send it back on next call....
>
> isn't it ?
>
> cyrille
>
That's what I would have expected.
However, the conversation I am seeing is that cookie is not being retained.
Re: XmlRpcClient and Cookies
Posted by Dave Kelly <da...@samsungcontact.com>.
cyrille wrote:
> I don't know,
> but my idea is you do not get/set cookie via xmlrpcclient,
> but if the web server set a cookie on a xmlrpc response, xmlrpcclient
> will remember it, and send it back on next call....
>
> isn't it ?
>
> cyrille
>
That's what I would have expected.
However, the conversation I am seeing is that cookie is not being retained.
Re: XmlRpcClient and Cookies
Posted by cyrille <cy...@kbuilder.net>.
I don't know,
but my idea is you do not get/set cookie via xmlrpcclient,
but if the web server set a cookie on a xmlrpc response, xmlrpcclient
will remember it, and send it back on next call....
isn't it ?
cyrille
Dave Kelly wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Another newbie question.
>
> According to the API docs, I should use XmlRpcClient for Proxy and
> Cookies support.
>
> How do I get and set cookies using this class ?
>
> Cheers
>
> Dave.
>
>
>
>
>
Re: XmlRpcClient and Cookies
Posted by cyrille <cy...@kbuilder.net>.
I don't know,
but my idea is you do not get/set cookie via xmlrpcclient,
but if the web server set a cookie on a xmlrpc response, xmlrpcclient
will remember it, and send it back on next call....
isn't it ?
cyrille
Dave Kelly wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Another newbie question.
>
> According to the API docs, I should use XmlRpcClient for Proxy and
> Cookies support.
>
> How do I get and set cookies using this class ?
>
> Cheers
>
> Dave.
>
>
>
>
>