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								USING: xml-rpc help.syntax help.markup ;
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								HELP: send-rpc
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								{ $values { "rpc" "an RPC data type" } { "xml" "an XML document" } }
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								{ $description "converts an RPC data type into an XML document which can be sent to another computer" }
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								{ $see-also receive-rpc } ;
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								HELP: receive-rpc
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								{ $values  { "xml" "an XML document" } { "rpc" "an RPC data type" } }
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								{ $description "parses an XML document into an RPC data type, for further local processing" }
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								{ $see-also send-rpc } ;
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								HELP: <base64>
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								{ $values { "string" "a string" } { "base64" "a base64 tuple" } }
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								{ $description "creates a base64 tuple using the data in the string. This marks the data for encoding in the base64 format" }
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								{ $see-also base64 } ;
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								HELP: base64
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								{ $class-description "a piece of data marked for encoding as base64 in an XML-RPC message" }
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								{ $see-also <base64> } ;
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								HELP: <rpc-method>
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								{ $values { "name" "a string" } { "params" "a sequence" } }
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								{ $description "creates a tuple reprsenting a method call which can be translated using send-rpc into an XML-RPC document" }
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								{ $see-also rpc-method <rpc-response> <rpc-fault> } ;
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								HELP: rpc-method
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								{ $class-description "a tuple which is equivalent to an XML-RPC method send. Contains two fields, name and params" }
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								{ $see-also <rpc-method> rpc-response rpc-fault } ;
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								HELP: <rpc-response>
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								{ $values { "params" "a sequence" } }
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								{ $description "creates a tuple representing a data response in XML-RPC" }
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								{ $see-also rpc-response <rpc-method> <rpc-fault> } ;
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								HELP: rpc-response
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								{ $class-description "represents an XML-RPC method response, with a number of paramters holding data. Contains one field, params, a sequence" }
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								{ $see-also <rpc-response> rpc-method rpc-fault } ;
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								HELP: <rpc-fault>
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								{ $values { "code" "an integer" } { "string" "a string" } }
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								{ $description "creates a tuple representing an exception in RPC, to be returned to the caller. The code is a number representing what type of error it is, and the string is a description" }
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								{ $see-also rpc-fault <rpc-method> <rpc-response> } ;
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								HELP: rpc-fault
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								{ $class-description "represents an XML-RPC fault" }
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								{ $see-also <rpc-fault> rpc-method rpc-response } ;
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								HELP: post-rpc
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								{ $values { "rpc" "an XML-RPC input tuple" } { "url" "a URL" }
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								    { "rpc" "an XML-RPC output tuple" } }
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								{ $description "posts an XML-RPC document to the specified URL, receives the response and parses it as XML-RPC, returning the tuple" } ;
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								ARTICLE: { "xml-rpc" "intro" } "XML-RPC"
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								    "This is the XML-RPC library. XML-RPC is used instead of SOAP because it is far simpler and easier to use for most tasks. The library was implemented by Daniel Ehrenberg."
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								    $nl
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								    "The most important words that this library implements are:"
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								    { $subsection send-rpc }
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								    { $subsection receive-rpc } 
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								    "data types in XML-RPC"
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								    { $subsection base64 }
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								    { $subsection rpc-method }
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								    { $subsection rpc-response }
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								    { $subsection rpc-fault }
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								    "the constructors for these are"
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								    { $subsection <base64> }
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								    { $subsection <rpc-method> }
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								    { $subsection <rpc-response> }
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								    { $subsection <rpc-fault> }
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								    "other words include"
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								    { $subsection post-rpc } ; 
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