[Twisted-Python] XMLRPC Class in HTTP Server.

Jason Fritcher fritcher at corp.earthlink.net
Mon Jul 9 09:36:59 EDT 2007


Daniel de la Cuesta wrote:
> Ok, but this is not exactly what I want.

The xml-rpc server is a web resource node, so to make things work, you
need to call the render() method on your xml-rpc instance, so in your
url map, instead of...

MyConverterXMLRPCClass()

use...

MyConverterXMLRPCClass().render

to store a bound reference to the render method and then all you need to
do is call that and pass it the request object. The render method will
take care of setting up deferreds to write the response or any errors
back to the client.

-- 
Jason Fritcher
Senior Software Engineer
Core Infrastructure Services & Strategy
Earthlink, Inc
fritcher at corp.earthlink.net


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