Class: XML_RPC_Client

Source Location: /XML_RPC-1.4.8/RPC.php

Class Overview

XML_RPC_Base
   |
   --XML_RPC_Client

The methods and properties for submitting XML RPC requests

Author(s):

Daniel Convissor <danielc at php.net>
Stig Bakken <stig at php.net>
Edd Dumbill <edd at usefulinc.com>
Martin Jansen <mj at php.net>

Version:

Release: 1.4.8

Copyright:

1999-2001 Edd Dumbill, 2001-2005 The PHP Group

Variables

Methods

Inherited Variables

Inherited Methods

Class: XML_RPC_Base

XML_RPC_Base::isError(): Tell whether something is a PEAR_Error object
XML_RPC_Base::raiseError(): PEAR Error handling

Class Details

[line 601]
The methods and properties for submitting XML RPC requests

Author: Daniel Convissor <danielc@php.net>
Author: Stig Bakken <stig@php.net>
Author: Edd Dumbill <edd@usefulinc.com>
Author: Martin Jansen <mj@php.net>
Version: Release: 1.4.8
Copyright: 1999-2001 Edd Dumbill, 2001-2005 The PHP Group
Link: http://pear.php.net/package/XML_RPC

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Class Variables

$debug = 0

[line 695]

The current debug mode (1 = on, 0 = off)

Type:

integer

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$errno = 0

[line 683]

The error number, if any

Type:

integer

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$errstr = ''

[line 689]

The error message, if any

Type:

string

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$headers = ''

[line 701]

The HTTP headers for the current request.

Type:

string

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$password = ''

[line 643]

A password for accessing the RPC server

See: XML_RPC_Client::setCredentials()

Type:

string

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$path = ''

[line 607]

The path and name of the RPC server script you want the request to go to

Type:

string

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$port = 80

[line 629]

The port for connecting to the remote server

The default is 80 for http:// connections and 443 for https:// and ssl:// connections.

Type:

integer

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$protocol = 'http://'

[line 619]

The protocol to use in contacting the remote server

Type:

string

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$proxy = ''

[line 649]

The name of the proxy server to use, if any

Type:

string

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$proxy_pass = ''

[line 677]

A password for accessing the proxy server

Type:

string

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$proxy_port = 8080

[line 665]

The port for connecting to the proxy server

The default is 8080 for http:// connections and 443 for https:// and ssl:// connections.

Type:

integer

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$proxy_protocol = 'http://'

[line 655]

The protocol to use in contacting the proxy server, if any

Type:

string

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$proxy_user = ''

[line 671]

A user name for accessing the proxy server

Type:

string

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$server = ''

[line 613]

The name of the remote server to connect to

Type:

string

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$username = ''

[line 636]

A user name for accessing the RPC server

See: XML_RPC_Client::setCredentials()

Type:

string

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Method Detail

XML_RPC_Client (Constructor) [line 728]

void XML_RPC_Client(
string
$path, string
$server, [integer
$port = 0], [string
$proxy = ''], [integer
$proxy_port = 0], [string
$proxy_user = ''], [string
$proxy_pass = ''])

Sets the object's properties

Parameters:

string	`$path`	—	the path and name of the RPC server script you want the request to go to
string	`$server`	—	the URL of the remote server to connect to. If this parameter doesn't specify a protocol and $port is 443, ssl:// is assumed.
integer	`$port`	—	a port for connecting to the remote server. Defaults to 80 for http:// connections and 443 for https:// and ssl:// connections.
string	`$proxy`	—	the URL of the proxy server to use, if any. If this parameter doesn't specify a protocol and $port is 443, ssl:// is assumed.
integer	`$proxy_port`	—	a port for connecting to the remote server. Defaults to 8080 for http:// connections and 443 for https:// and ssl:// connections.
string	`$proxy_user`	—	a user name for accessing the proxy server
string	`$proxy_pass`	—	a password for accessing the proxy server

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createHeaders [line 973]

boolean createHeaders(
object
$msg)

Determines the HTTP headers and puts it in the $headers property

Return: TRUE if okay, FALSE if the message payload isn't set.
Access: protected

Parameters:

object $msg — the XML_RPC_Message object

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send [line 837]

object an send(
object
$msg, [int
$timeout = 0])

Transmit the RPC request via HTTP 1.0 protocol

Return: XML_RPC_Response object. 0 is returned if any problems happen.
See: XML_RPC_Message, XML_RPC_Client::XML_RPC_Client(), XML_RPC_Client::setCredentials()

Parameters:

object	`$msg`	—	the XML_RPC_Message object
int	`$timeout`	—	how many seconds to wait for the request

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sendPayloadHTTP10 [line 871]

object an sendPayloadHTTP10(
object
$msg, string
$server, int
$port, [int
$timeout = 0], [string
$username = ''], [string
$password = ''])

Transmit the RPC request via HTTP 1.0 protocol

Requests should be sent using XML_RPC_Client send() rather than calling this method directly.

Return: XML_RPC_Response object. 0 is returned if any problems happen.
See: XML_RPC_Client::send()
Access: protected

Parameters:

object	`$msg`	—	the XML_RPC_Message object
string	`$server`	—	the server to send the request to
int	`$port`	—	the server port send the request to
int	`$timeout`	—	how many seconds to wait for the request before giving up
string	`$username`	—	a user name for accessing the RPC server
string	`$password`	—	a password for accessing the RPC server

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setCredentials [line 819]

void setCredentials(
string
$u, string
$p)

Set username and password properties for connecting to the RPC server

See: XML_RPC_Client::$username, XML_RPC_Client::$password

Parameters:

string	`$u`	—	the user name
string	`$p`	—	the password

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setDebug [line 800]

void setDebug(
int
$in)

Change the current debug mode

Parameters:

int $in — where 1 = on, 0 = off

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