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Versus RPC::XML? (Score:2)

by rjray (1649)

I noticed on CPAN ratings you mentioned that other XML-RPC modules had problems such as dying on missing elements. Did you have these problems with RPC::XML? If so, could you share them so that I can see about fixing them?
(Though, if the problem is in handling a message that isn't valid XML-RPC, I'm not sure what I should do... are you saying that XML::RPC accepts messages that don't actually conform to the spec?

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- Re:Versus RPC::XML? (Score:1)
  
  by Phred (5358) <{fred} {at} {taperfriendlymusic.org}> on 2009.04.01 3:12 (#67973) Homepage Journal
  
  XML::RPC seems to be a bit more liberal in what it will accept. I think RPC::XML was unable to parse empty elements. I don't recollect exactly, but I was writing code against the OpenX ad server API. I will post an RT bug with the details next time I am in that code.
  
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