but in the spec of xmlrpc the date is not so formated, like qt does!

in libMaia - maiaObject.cpp

} case QVariant::DateTime: {

// QString textValue = arg.toDateTime().toString(Qt::ISODate);
QString textValue = arg.toDateTime().toString(”yyyyMMddThh:mm:ss”);

Best regards
dz

dz

Verkettete Calls könnte man aber an sich schon von einer Klasse managen lassen, welche die in einer Queue abarbeitet. Von der Response sollte das ja dann aber trotzdem getriggert werden, sonst braucht man ja keine Queue.

Die Queue Klasse kann auch alle Responses auf einen Slot connecten um dann weiter zu schalten, das ist ja kein Problem.

Falls du so etwas wo implementierst oder Lust hast HTTP Auth für libmaia zu basteln … fände ich interessant

Wenn du libmaia unter lgpl bei sourceforge hostest, wurde ich mich “HTTP Auth” und https annehmen.

…
MaiaXmlRpcServerConnection::~MaiaXmlRpcServerConnection() {
clientConnection->deleteLater();
delete header; //

Other than that this is a great lib

you get a good feedback from everywhere. If the library would be LGPL licensed it would be fantastic. ..

@dz: I can give you the permission to use it under the LGPL, except for the maiaObject.cpp/.h files.
I think you already tried to contact the original authors - as did I - and did not get any response. :/
So you can either rewrite that part from scratch or use it under the current BSD-style license.

I also have some patches here around for SSL and HTTP-Auth support that I’ll merge when I find the time

really nice lib, but this comment is not new for you

I modified the following code in the MaiaXmlRpcClient file in the call function :

QHttpRequestHeader header(”GET”, m_url.toEncoded());

In this case, we can call web service by adding some URL parameters sent by GET. I used your lib with a php server web service. Maybe it could be interesting to have the flexibility to set the method and to add post or get parameter.

thanks again

Is this deliberate behaviour, or is there a parameter that can be passed to decrease what appears to be a timeout limit?

Thanks,

L.

WS-XMLRPC sends strings as mytext instead of mytext which they say is valid syntax.

LibMaia does not currently handle this.
http://ws.apache.org/xmlrpc/faq.html#string_format

Fix:
In maiaObject.cpp:

QVariant MaiaObject::fromXml(const QDomElement &elem) {
if(elem.tagName().toLower() != “value”) {
return QVariant();
}

if(!elem.firstChild().isElement())
{
return QVariant(elem.text());
}

const QDomElement typeElement = elem.firstChild().toElement();
(…)

That should do it.

Keep up the good work!

Ach übrings der Link zum WebSVN ist kaputt

@Martin:
fixed, thanks

@Leland:
i’ll look into it

@Jan and others regarding GPL:
libmaia is under the FreeBSD License, which is GPL compatible.
So you can use it in LGPL/GPL projects.

@Gouranga:
das löschen von replys müsste gefixed sein.
HTTPS und HTTP Auth im client sollte bereits gehen in dem man als URL
https://user:pass@example.com verwendet.

-parseCall( clientConnection->readAll() );
+parseCall( QString::fromUtf8(clientConnection->readAll()) );

regards,

Murilo Ito.

Leland