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1. XML-RPC technology  is used to enable applications to talk to each other, no matter what language they are written in or where they are running.

2. This allows a perl function to make a call to a Python method, or a Java Servlet to call a PHP function

3. The XML-RPC extension is not compiled with PHP by default. In order to enable it, you will need to download the PHP 4.1.0 or greater source from http://www.php.net/downloads.php and run the configure script including the  switch:  -- with-xmlrpc and compile and install usualy   

4. Using XML-RPC with PHP - Creating an XML-RPC Server

5. In the XML-RPC world, you need a client and a server. The client is simply the application making the request, and the server is simply the service that processes the request and returns a response. In this section, we're looking at how to create an XML-RPC server service.

 

PHP's XML-RPC extension has several methods that deal with servers, the most important being xmlrpc_server_create(), xmlrpc_server_register_method() and xmlrpc_server_call_method().

 

xmlrpc_create_server() simply tells PHP that you would like to create a server.

 

xmlrpc_server_register_method() registers PHP methods with the XML-RPC server so they may be called by a client.

 

xmlrpc_server_call_method() is used for passing a request to the XML-RPC server and receiving a response.

 

I have worked on this XML PRC its gud.u can find the sample fine at the following link.Download the files.

 

 

I have worked on this XML PRC.you can download the code here.its really gud

 

http://www.ziddu.com/download.php?uid=ZKugl52pZ7LnlpSlaqealZGnZbKbmw%3D%3D3

 

 

 

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