[phpxmlrpc] Strange behaviour: double call to functions?

[Jorge López]

Hi there,

I'm having some trouble with phpxmlrpc 2.2.1 server.

This problem began when I tried a Perl XML-RPC client, which told me
that it was receiving bad XML as response. I checked its debug output,
and I saw that response was duplicated (<?xml ...>....<?xml ...>...).
Using phpxmlrpc client I had no problems, so I thought it was a
problem with that concrete Perl XML-RPC client.

But recently I started doing some database modification from a
phpxmlrpc server, and I got duplicated rows on the database. I
suspected the function was being called twice and I added some debug
lines on my function (fopen+fwrite), and I was right: my function is
being called twice.

Is this a known phpxmlrpc bug? Am I doing anything wrong?

Regards.

[Gaetano Giunta]

Post by Jorge López
Hi there,
I'm having some trouble with phpxmlrpc 2.2.1 server.
This problem began when I tried a Perl XML-RPC client, which told me
that it was receiving bad XML as response. I checked its debug output,
and I saw that response was duplicated (<?xml ...>....<?xml ...>...).
Using phpxmlrpc client I had no problems, so I thought it was a
problem with that concrete Perl XML-RPC client.
But recently I started doing some database modification from a
phpxmlrpc server, and I got duplicated rows on the database. I
suspected the function was being called twice and I added some debug
lines on my function (fopen+fwrite), and I was right: my function is
being called twice.
Is this a known phpxmlrpc bug? Am I doing anything wrong?

The server constructor executes the call, unless you pass to it a FALSE
parameter.

So if you build a server object and later call execute on it, it might
do the job twice...

Bye
Gaetano

Post by Jorge López
Regards.
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[Jorge López]

Hi,

Post by Gaetano Giunta
The server constructor executes the call, unless you pass to it a FALSE
parameter.
So if you build a server object and later call execute on it, it might do
the job twice...

That was the problem! Now it works all right :)

Thank you very much for your help, Gaetano.

Regards,

Jorge.