Remote Procedural Call via XML-RPC in 5 minutes

Make sure you don't stop watching until you've considered the security implications as well.

Contents:

0:00 Introduction
0:33 Language-agnostic
0:52 Our First XML-RPC Server
2:02 Our First XML-RPC Client
3:05 Exceptions
3:28 3 Absolute Key Aspects that must be considered
4:18 Making Life Easier with Classes
4:43 Verbose Mode (Raw XML)
4:53 Alternate, Otherwise Invalid and Dotted API Names
5:19 Security Implications

[LivePython]

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[dnintzel]

Concise and awesome! I was up and running in no time...missed some details concern types/pickling, but went back and found all the answers. Thanks!

[VinodMoorkoth]

Really good explanation, great style. Awesome video.

[buak]

What if we have third instance? Like, an entity that stands between a client and a server? Something that communicates between client and a server that utilizes a socket connection with the server and rpc connection with client? I would have to import both socket and xmlrpc.client right?

[JakobPapirov]

This was really interesting! I can't say I understood everything on first view but still. I'm looking for a JSON-RPC for Django but can't seam to find anything. The documentation is difficult for me to grasp practically.

[kitsomoote]

it's giving me errors on the client side