This software serves as a debugger for developers who need to set up and access XML-RPC services. It helps to simplify the process of managing and testing these services.
XML-RPC Client is a developer tool available for free on Mac OS X Tiger. This software eliminates the need for online access and debugging of XML-RPC web services since it allows you to do so straight from your desktop. Despite its limited features, XML-RPC client is a potent software for debugging XML-RPC services. By specifying a method and parameters, you can view the response in a readable display.
It is a handy software for developers who are accessing XML-RPC services. The XML-RPC client is a great graphical debugger that eliminates the need for using the command line for debugging. One of the drawbacks of this software is that it still has a long way to go. For instance, it only supports certain primitive types like double, boolean, int, and string. On the flip side, arrays, structs, dateTime.iso8601, and base64 are not supported. Thus, accessing any service method requiring these parameters is not possible through this software.
In conclusion, the XML-RPC Client release is only the first step towards a more comprehensive tool. Despite the limitations, the software release comes at an opportune moment when developers are looking for advanced and complex XML-RPC debugging tools. The software is now available in a Universal Binary, so you don't have to worry about its compatibility with your Mac OS X Tiger.
It is a handy software for developers who are accessing XML-RPC services. The XML-RPC client is a great graphical debugger that eliminates the need for using the command line for debugging. One of the drawbacks of this software is that it still has a long way to go. For instance, it only supports certain primitive types like double, boolean, int, and string. On the flip side, arrays, structs, dateTime.iso8601, and base64 are not supported. Thus, accessing any service method requiring these parameters is not possible through this software.
In conclusion, the XML-RPC Client release is only the first step towards a more comprehensive tool. Despite the limitations, the software release comes at an opportune moment when developers are looking for advanced and complex XML-RPC debugging tools. The software is now available in a Universal Binary, so you don't have to worry about its compatibility with your Mac OS X Tiger.
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