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NAMEProtocol::XMLRPC::Client - Simple XML-RPC clientSYNOPSISmy $xmlrpc = Protocol::XMLRPC::Client->new( http_req_cb => sub { ... $cb->(..); } ); $xmlrpc->call( 'http://example.com/xmlrpc' => 'plus' => [1, 2] => sub { my ($self, $method_response) = @_; print $method_response->param->value, "\n"; }, sub { print "internal error\n"; } ); DESCRIPTIONProtocol::XMLRPC::Client is a simple XML-RPC client. You provide callback subroutine for posting method requests. LWP, AnyEvent::HTTP etc can be used for this purpose.ATTRIBUTES"http_req_cb"my $xmlrpc = Protocol::XMLRPC::Client->new( http_req_cb => sub { my ($self, $url, $method, $headers, $body, $cb) = @_; ... $cb->($self, $status, $headers, $body); A callback for sending request to the xmlrpc server. Don't forget that User-Agent and Host headers are required by XML-RPC specification. Default values are provided, but you are advised to change them. Request callback is called with:
Response callback must be called with:
METHODS"new"my $xmlrpc = Protocol::XMLRPC::Client->new(http_req_cb => sub { ... }); Creates Protocol::XMLRPC instance. Argument http_req_cb is required. "call"$xmlrpc->call( 'http://example.com/xmlrpc' => 'plus' => [1, 2] => sub { my ($self, $method_response) = @_; ... } ); Creates Protocol::XMLRPC::MethodCall object with provided parameters and calls http_req_cb with url and body. Upon response parses and created Protocol::XMLRPC::MethodResponse object and calls provided callback. Parameter are optional. But must be provided as an array reference. Parameters types are guessed (more about that in Protocol::XMLRPC::ValueFactory).
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