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  • Anyone have a comparison of RPC::XML versus Frontier::RPC2? I've just used the former.

    • RPC::XML is Randy Rays version of XML-RPC, Version 2. It's got a lot of good ideas in it. Frontier::RPC2 is Plain Old XML-RPC by the spec. I've hacked <nil> support to RPC2. I'm also looking around at supporting other XML parsers (it uses XML::Parsers right now).
  • Anyone feel like writing HTTPS::Daemon? I took a look at HTTP::Daemon and it looks like it would take a bit more than just slapping Net::SSLeay in there (or would it?).

    Anyway, that could be very handy for XML-RPC, and go well towards the whining, er, complaints regarding HTTP and security.

    Of course, if Apache is your game, you can always build with mod_ssl. :)

    • The Net::Server module supports HTTPS. I've got Frontier::RPC2 working with an SSL/mod_perl Apache right now. Also, you can use the Crypt modules for payloads. I keep meaning to write about that.

      I'm looking at Net::Server more than HTTP::Daemon right now. Everything is fluid.
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