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Michael Glazer (http://coding.4arrow.com) wrote:
Keith (http://www.keithdevens.com/) wrote:
What you did with my library sounds very interesting. Very cool!
About the is_bool: I've actually already added that in the most recent version of the library. If you're using any version before version 2, please upgrade. The first version (which was only available for about three days, though it's archived on my site) was kind of buggy, missing some functionality, and nowhere near as easy to use as version 2.
There's no announcement list (yet), but that's a good idea. However, I don't see myself making many changes to the library at this point beyond minor improvements, or of course bug fixes in case any bugs are found. The current version can be considered very stable, but if I do make any changes, I'll let you know.
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Hello Keith
Thank you for your XMLRPC functions lib.
I integrated your XMLRPC lib into PHPortal to make it exactly like Zope's builtin XMLRPC server. I converted it into a PHPortal core lib class.
This basically allows for every PHPortal URI Object to be accessible via a XMLRPC client just like Zope is.
I have two other XMLRPC libs one using the builtin PHP XMLRPC extensions and another by Jim Winstead of Apache/PHP that is technically acute but much to large and burdensome.
What I liked about your library was its clean code flow, naming conventions and the compactness of it.
I should note, besides making your functions into a class, that I added a is_bool elseif in the XMLRPC_prepare function to check for boolean type returns.
Thanks for the great xmlrpc lib. Is there a annoucement email list to be notified of new releases and or updates to the code?