Changes for version 0.30
- first beta release
- Apache::RPC::Server::list_servers no longer sorts the list before returning it. No reason to assume it matters, or to levy that tax against those who don't care.
- RPC::XML::Server::url now constructs saner strings for HTTPS and for HTTP on port 80.
- The new() method in RPC::XML::Server wasn't quite handling the "host" and "port" arguments that Apache::RPC::Server sent it correctly.
- Added a patch to the RPC::XML::Server class from Christopher Blizzard (blizzard@redhat.com) to allow control over the timeout interval that HTTP::Daemon uses in answering new connections.
- Replaced a GNU Make-centric dependancy rule for the XPL files with a more portable .SUFFIXES-based one. This is unfortunate, as the % syntax of GNU make is much cleaner. But GNU Make isn't universal. Yet.
- This release marks the debut of Apache::RPC::Status, a monitor similar in nature and design to Apache::Status, for running RPC servers under Apache/mod_perl. See the manual page for details.
- Documentation for Apache::RPC::Server was updated based on trials and travails in trying to actually set up a configuration inside <Perl> blocks. This isn't very clear in the mod_perl documentation, but at least the docs for this module reflect exactly what I have configured on my development box, so I know it works.
Documentation
Turn Perl code into an XML description for RPC::XML::Server
Modules
A subclass of RPC::XML::Server tuned for mod_perl
A status monitor similar to Apache::Status for RPC
A set of classes for core data, message and XML handling
An XML-RPC client class
Object encapsulation of server-side RPC methods
A container class for XML::Parser
A sample server implementation based on RPC::XML
Provides
in lib/RPC/XML.pm
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