Archive of UserLand's first discussion group, started October 5, 1998.

Re: Asynchronous XML-RPC

Author:Heath Tanner
Posted:3/7/1999; 5:30:24 PM
Topic:Asynchronous XML-RPC
Msg #:3776 (In response to 3773)
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Do I understand this correctly, that adrCallback is the address of a routine on the client machine which is called by the server when the client connects?

Yes.

OK, a followup question: is adrCallback called when the server recieves the request from the client or after the server is finished processing the request?

The reason I ask is that a client was interested in rendering entire sites on a server by XML-RPC requests and we wanted some way to notify the client once the rendering was completed. I believe asynchronous XML-RPC, or a similar implementation, is the solution. I was going to do some research in the feasibility of adding this feature to XML-RPC, but it looks like you've saved me the time.

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