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PHP XML-RPC

I’ve been playing with XML-RPC and PHP today. I ended up using Keith Devin’s pleasantly straight forward library thanks to PHP’s built in (and completely undocumented) XML-RPC support conflicting with the function names used by Useful Inc’s partially object oriented library. I’ve been messing around with Stuart’s idea for a trackback alternative and things are looking pretty promising.

Posted 1st September 2002 at 8:41 pm

This is PHP XML-RPC by Simon Willison, posted on 1st September 2002.

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I personally like the library written by EZ.no best - lovely API etc. Still missing some of the features of Useful's one (like setting up details of the calls you can make and providing this documentation over the internet) but nothing really serious.
Peter - 2nd September 2002 07:28 - #
I hadn't seen that one - I've gone and written my own now so the EZ.no one had better not be what I was looking for :P
Simon - 2nd September 2002 12:08 - #

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