hi, xml-rpc is a protocol that is used to talk over network to a server. I put a small python script (using pyext) and a testpatch online at http://www.parasitaere-kapazitaeten.net/pd/xml-rpc after I finished my script I found out that there is already an object that does xml-rpc ("iemxmlrpc"). iem used it for the iArs project, but I did not find the object? I am planning to use it as a protocol to talk to a database server. (sounds boring, no?) marius.
marius schebella wrote:
hi, xml-rpc is a protocol that is used to talk over network to a server. I put a small python script (using pyext) and a testpatch online at http://www.parasitaere-kapazitaeten.net/pd/xml-rpc after I finished my script I found out that there is already an object that does xml-rpc ("iemxmlrpc"). iem used it for the iArs project, but I did not find the object? I am planning to use it as a protocol to talk to a database server. (sounds boring, no?)
no, you can record how many bangs make a musician in a performance, just to check if doesn't play mp3s..
record the bangs!
sevy
On Thu, 04 Oct 2007 21:03:33 -0400 marius schebella marius.schebella@gmail.com wrote:
hi, xml-rpc is a protocol that is used to talk over network to a server. I put a small python script (using pyext) and a testpatch online at http://www.parasitaere-kapazitaeten.net/pd/xml-rpc after I finished my script I found out that there is already an object that does xml-rpc ("iemxmlrpc"). iem used it for the iArs project, but I did not find the object? I am planning to use it as a protocol to talk to a database server. (sounds boring, no?)
No! I was pondering how to do some mySQL inserts and queries from Pd just the other day. Wanna show us some tricks?
marius.
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Hallo!
after I finished my script I found out that there is already an object that does xml-rpc ("iemxmlrpc"). iem used it for the iArs project, but I did not find the object?
It is in pd-cvs/externals/iem/iemxmlrpc/
I am planning to use it as a protocol to talk to a database server. (sounds boring, no?)
No! I was pondering how to do some mySQL inserts and queries from Pd just the other day. Wanna show us some tricks?
What do you wanna do (marius) ? Directly query the mySQL database ? Then you could just do it in pyext (I posted a mySQL pyext-"external" for pd some time ago to the list).
If you need communication to other languages or whatever, xmlrpc is nice
- I used it quite a lot for installations etc.
LG Georg
hmmm, I don't know so much about the server side yet. it is an ontological database (which I was told is more complicated than a mysql??) and there is a wrapper around it, which is talking to several kiosk and screening moduls. we are defining queries and respond formats which is sent as xml. I also don't know yet how efficient that protocol is. georg's mysql script seems the way to go for mysql queries. marius.
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On Thu, 04 Oct 2007 21:03:33 -0400 marius schebella marius.schebella@gmail.com wrote:
hi, xml-rpc is a protocol that is used to talk over network to a server. I put a small python script (using pyext) and a testpatch online at http://www.parasitaere-kapazitaeten.net/pd/xml-rpc after I finished my script I found out that there is already an object that does xml-rpc ("iemxmlrpc"). iem used it for the iArs project, but I did not find the object? I am planning to use it as a protocol to talk to a database server. (sounds boring, no?)
No! I was pondering how to do some mySQL inserts and queries from Pd just the other day. Wanna show us some tricks?
marius.
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