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This is a mailing list and forum for anyone interested in JSON-RPC.
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Error Code :0107
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Hi, Currently we are sending JSON object which is embedded in HTML page and sending it through a server through Servlet call. But when I call using curl command it states the following exception errorMessage/errorCode: Incomplete or malformed request./0107/Incomplete or malformed request. at... more »
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Array as return value
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Hi all,
In all the JSON RPC examples and specs I have seen, parameters are
passed as an array whilst the return value is always singular. Is
there any reason why the return value cannot be an array or a tuple?
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Wiki batch example incorrect
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*[link] * * Example says* * --> [1,2,3]<-- {"jsonrpc": "2.0", "error": {"code": -32600, "message": "Invalid JSON-RPC."}, "id": null} but it should be --> [1,2,3] <-- [ {"jsonrpc": "2.0", "error": {"code": -32600, "message": "Invalid Request"}, "id": null},... more »
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How To Install :/
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Hey Guys :) I realy cant find a instalation guide for JSON-RPC have you one?
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JSON-RPC 2.0 Server Implementation for .Net 4.0
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Hi, JSON-RPC.Net is a JSON-RPC 2.0 Server for .Net 4.0, the home for the project is at [link] I'm interested in feedback, feature ideas, performance results, ect for this implementation. I believe it matches the JSON-RPC 2.0 spec 100%. I'm interested in adding something like SMD or JSON Schema to it. I have... more »
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Position of the id value in the response object
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I wonder why the id is at least position of the response. I think, it should be before the result value. Reason: When a client calls many methods at once (e.g. within one Http request), it has to use the value of the id to "dispatch" the returning results. When the id value comes after the result value, the client must first read... more »
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JSON-RPC Calls Across User Contexts?
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Guys, be gentle with this noob! (I've been looking a long time for
something like this, and a too-quick look tells me that JSON-RPC might
work for me in this.)
I have a conventional web/php/js application in which there's an
occasional server-side need - within user X's context - to invoke a... more »
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