New IXR soon
4th September 2002
I was up most of the night working on a new version of my XML-RPC library (newly named IXR, for Incutio XML-RPC). I should have it ready for release some time today—it implements most of the extensions I’ve linked to over the past few days and has a much cleaner object structure than the first version, while maintaining the ability to implement a server or client in as little code as possible.
While I was working with it I came up with an idea for a wyay of transferring objects over XML-RPC, which I’ve written up and posted to the XML-RPC mailing list. Take a look and tell me what you think :)
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