Advanced: XML-RPC
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Mark
, Apr 27 2010 04:55 AM | Last updated Aug 16 2012 04:57 PM
The XML-RPC API allows developers to make XML-RPC calls to IP.Board for information.
The settings for XML-RPC can be managed from Admin CP --> System --> System Settings --> Advanced --> XML-RPC.
These settings allow you to enable the API and configure logging.
You may want to log all API requests, or only those that fail.
If your API calls are infrequent, all requests may be better, you can then review these to make sure that the requests are being handled properly. If your calls are frequent however, it will likely be best to just log the requests that fail and review them to make sure there are no bugs in your calls.
You can specify how long you wish to keep logs. If you intend to check your logs every day, you could choose to only keep them for 1 or 2 days. Make sure you choose a suitable timeframe that you will be able to review the logs; but if your calls are frequent, do not make it too long otherwise the log table could fill up quickly.
For more information on the XML-RPC API, see this article.
The settings for XML-RPC can be managed from Admin CP --> System --> System Settings --> Advanced --> XML-RPC.
These settings allow you to enable the API and configure logging.
You may want to log all API requests, or only those that fail.
If your API calls are infrequent, all requests may be better, you can then review these to make sure that the requests are being handled properly. If your calls are frequent however, it will likely be best to just log the requests that fail and review them to make sure there are no bugs in your calls.
You can specify how long you wish to keep logs. If you intend to check your logs every day, you could choose to only keep them for 1 or 2 days. Make sure you choose a suitable timeframe that you will be able to review the logs; but if your calls are frequent, do not make it too long otherwise the log table could fill up quickly.
For more information on the XML-RPC API, see this article.
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