Require a client program for JSON RPC in C

[Krishna Chaitanya Sanapala]

Hi Team,

Iam new to JSON RPC. I donno whether there is a JSON RPC implementation in C. Its fine If its written in CPP.

What I am trying to do is rewriting the following code below which is a  JSON RPC client written in Java. into either C++ or C.

 1 public addConfig_snippet() throws IOException  {

 2    final File socketFile = new File("/home/socket.json");

 3    Integer rc = -1;

 4    AFUNIXSocket sock = AFUNIXSocket.newInstance();

 5    try {

 6        sock.connect(new AFUNIXSocketAddress(socketFile));

 7    } catch (AFUNIXSocketException e) {

 8        throw e;

 9    }

10    OutputStream os = sock.getOutputStream();

11    Object[] argx = {"host-host", "192.168.0.102",

12                     "10.10.10.10", "leftfirewall=yes"};

13 JsonRpcClient jrpc = new JsonRpcClient();

14 jrpc.writeRequest("connect", argx, os, "id");

15 os.flush();

16 os.close();

17 }

Experts in the team, please respond . Thanks

[Alec Taylor]

http://json-rpc.org/wiki/implementations 

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[Etienne Savard]

Hi,

I think the more up-to-date source for json-rpc implementations is Wikipedia :

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSON-RPC#Implementations

Etienne.

[Alec Taylor]

Mmm, but nothing in C on that list

Though admittedly the json-rpc wiki version has fail links for C bridge

[Arman Khalatyan]

Hi,
I just using c++ spirit from boost library to parse json. It is quite neat.

Arman.

[Leandro Santiago]

There's a c++ implementation of jsonrpc in cxxtools libraries, but
it's not ready yet. It doesn't fully suport 2.0 spec yet and it is
able to use both plain-tcp or http as transport.

I'm currently using cxxtools for xmlrpc in production and
experimenting it for jsonrpc and it (almost) works fine. The best part
of cxxtools rpc mechanisms is you don't need to worry about the
protocol, because it creates the stubs (for both client and server)
for you at compile-time.

The only problem is it works only on POSIX enviroments, like Linux,
Mac or Cygwin. The developer doesn't have any plans to make it runs on
Windows.

I suggest you to use the development code, not the releases.

The project page is: http://tntnet.org

If you look at the demos (rpcserver.cpp) you'll see how it's really
easy to build a rpc server with C++ :-)

2012/9/4 Arman Khalatyan <arm...@googlemail.com>:

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