@tomic XML-RPC JavaScript Client
Jon Brisbin has created an XML-RPC JavaScript client called @tomic:
The @tomic XML-RPC client requires ExtJS 1.1, but has no other external requirements. It’s designed to be easy-to-use, flexible, and robust enough for anything you might throw at it. Since this is an initial release, I’m putting it out as a beta (under the GPL).
JAVASCRIPT:
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Ext.onReady( function()
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{
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var xmlrpc = new Atomic.util.XMLRPC( {
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url: “xmlrpc.php”,
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method: “blogger.getUsersBlogs”
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} );
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// Add parameters to the RPC call
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xmlrpc.addParameter( “0123456789ABCDEF” );
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xmlrpc.addParameter( “MyUsername” );
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xmlrpc.addParameter( “mypassword” );
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// Subscribe to events
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xmlrpc.addListener( “success”, function( xhr, xml ) {
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// Handle the response from the XML-RPC service, which is in the ‘xml’ object
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console.log( xml );
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} );
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xmlrpc.addListener( “fault”, function( xhr, fault ) {
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// Handle any faults issued by the XML-RPC server
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Ext.MessageBox.alert( “XML-RPC fault #” + fault.code, fault.message );
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} );
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// make the call
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xmlrpc.call( {
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method: “blogger.getUsersBlogs”,
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params: [
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“0123456789ABCDEF”,
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“MyUsername”,
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“mypassword”
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]
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} );
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}
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