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                   Notes         The hash array contains the various attributes of the XML-RPC call as an associative array:
                                 method
                                       Name of the method to call
                                 args
                                       Array of arguments to the method
                                 host
                                       Hostname of the web service offering the method
                                 uri
                                       URL path to the web service
                                 options
                                       Associative array of options, as for the server
                                 debug
                                       If nonzero, prints debugging information (default is 0)
                                 The value returned by xu_rpc_http_concise( ) is the decoded return value from the called
                                 method.
                                 There are several features of XML-RPC we have not covered. For example, XML-RPC’s data types
                                 do not always map precisely onto PHP’s, and there are ways to encode values as a particular
                                 data type rather than as the xmlrpc extension’s best guess. Also, there are features of the xmlrpc
                                 extension we have not covered, such as SOAP faults.


                                              Moving to an XML based Website



                                      n early 2007,  it started the task of reworking the ageing HyperWrite Website. The site
                                      was originally created in 1995. It underwent a major rework (to a frames-based design)
                                   Iin 1997, and was reworked in 1999, 2000 and 2002. In the decade since the Website was
                                   launched, not only has Web technology moved on, but HyperWrite’s activities, focus and
                                   business direction are now quite different.
                                   Screen capture of HyperWrite Website circa 1995












                                            Specialists in Electronics Documents

                                            Welcome to the HyperWrite World Web Pages!

                                            If you're familiar with our site, check out What's New!
                                              HyperWrite is an Australians hypertext development company.We area group of technical writers
                                              specialising in writing documents for presentation ina hypertext medium. for most of our hypertext
                                              development work we use the Microsoft WinHelp engine, although an increasing amount of work is
                                           in creating HTML documents for distribution through the World Wide. Our clients  include the Australian
                                           Department of Defence, Toyota Australia, NEC Australia, BP Australia, Westpac Banking Corporation, the
                                           Australian Department of the Senate, the Australian Department of Communication & the Arts, and the
                                           Australian Trade Commisssion.

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