Perl Tutorials - Herong's Tutorial Examples - v6.02, by Herong Yang
Receiving Returning Values as a HTTP Response
This section describes how to receive the returning value XML message from the remote machine.
The last item of the XML-RPC specification is about how to returning values of remote method call can be received as a HTTP response.
XML-RPC defines that the returning values must be delivered as a HTTP response back to the local host with the following rules:
Here is an example of an XML-RPC response:
HTTP/1.1 200 OK Connection: close Content-Length: 200 Content-Type: text/xml <?xml version="1.0"?> <methodResponse> <params> ...... </params> </methodResponse>
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Data Types: Values and Variables
Expressions, Operations and Simple Statements
Name Spaces and Perl Module Files
Hard References - Addresses of Memory Objects
Objects (or References) and Classes (or Packages)
Typeglob and Importing Identifiers from Other Packages
String Built-in Functions and Performance
File Handles and Data Input/Output
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Socket Communication Over the Internet
XML::Simple Module - XML Parser and Generator
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Perl Programs as IIS Server CGI Scripts
CGI (Common Gateway Interface)
►XML-RPC - Remote Procedure Call with XML and HTTP
Defining a Remote Method Call in XML
Sending a Remote Method Call as a HTTP Request
Defining Returning Values of a Remote Method Call
►Receiving Returning Values as a HTTP Response
RPC::XML - Perl Implementation of XML-RPC
Integrating Perl with Apache Web Server
CGI.pm Module for Building Web Pages
LWP::UserAgent and Web Site Testing
Converting Perl Script to Executable Binary