[jdev] About jep-0009 RPC

[Norman Rasmussen]

at a rought guess,

would an array of int's not be:

.<params>
.  <param>
.    <value>
.      <array>
.        <data>
.          <value><i4>6</i4></value>
.          <value><i4>7</i4></value>
.          <value><i4>8</i4></value>
.          <value><i4>9</i4></value>
.        </data>
.      </array>
.    </value>
.  </param>
.</params>

and a struct would be:

.<params>
.  <param>
.    <value>
.      <struct>
.        <member>
.          <name>FirstName</name>
.          <value><string>John</string></value>
.        </member>
.        <member>
.          <name>LastName</name>
.          <value><string>Smith</string></value>
.        </member>
.      </struct>
.    </value>
.  </param>
.</params>

this is from reading http://www.jabber.org/jeps/jep-0009.html

On 26/08/05, Samuel Goto <samuelgoto at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> 
>    I am writing the RPC JEP for my library and I was wondering if
> someone could give me a hint ( with an example would be just perfect )
> on how to send a struct or an array thru the xml schema ... I can see
> that the protocol does support it, but i am having problems using it (
> only the struct and array part ... other types and values are Ok ).
> 
>    thanks in advance, samuelgoot
> 
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