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Django XML-RPC

Django_xmlrpc offers a means by which a Django developer can expose their
views (or indeed any other function) using XML-RPC.

This is a fork of the original version made by Svetlyak40wt compatible with
Django >= 1.8 and Python >= 2.5.

If you want to use django_xmlrpc for an older version of Django or Python,
please use an old release.

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Installation

You could retrieve the last sources from
http://github.com/Fantomas42/django-xmlrpc and run the installation script
::

$ python setup.py install

or use pip ::

$ pip install -e git://github.com/Fantomas42/django-xmlrpc.git#egg=django-xmlrpc

Usage

Register django_xmlrpc in your INSTALLED_APPS section of your project’
settings.

There are two ways to register methods that you want to handle:

In your project’s settings. ::

XMLRPC_METHODS = ((‘path.to.your.method’, ‘Method name’),
(‘path.to.your.othermethod’, ‘Other Method name’),)

In a file called xmlrpc.py in your application directory. ::

XMLRPC_METHODS = ((‘path.to.your.method’, ‘Method name’),
(‘path.to.your.othermethod’, ‘Other Method name’),)

A registered method should look like this: ::

from django_xmlrpc.decorators import xmlrpc_func

@xmlrpc_func(returns=‘string’, args=[‘string’])
def test_xmlrpc(text):
“”“Simply returns the args passed to it as a string”“”
return “Here’s a response! %s” % str(text)

Finally we need to register the url of the XML-RPC server. Insert something
like this in your project’s urls.py: ::

from django_xmlrpc.views import handle_xmlrpc

url(r’^xmlrpc/$', handle_xmlrpc, name=‘xmlrpc’),