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Hi Jon,

I was just going to post a similar question for consuming REST services in
an easy fashion from .NET! If only everyone could agree on the same method,
perhaps we could holiday in the sun a bit more :)

A quick search on .NET XML RPC has turned up the following:

http://digitalretrograde.com/Projects/BlogLib/

Although this library seems to be for blogs that expose xml-rpc services,
you might find the source handy.

I'm going to keep hunting myself over the next few days for ways to consume
both REST and XML-RPC and will let you know if I find anything useful.

Tom

On 27/02/2008, Jon Free <jon at tangymedia.co.uk> wrote:
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> Has any one used XML-RPC.NET on a project before and to what success?
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> We have used SOAP before in .NET but it's so simple you couldn't really go
> wrong. The XML-RPC introduces a lot more coding from our point of view but
> we have no choice. Thanks
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