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hirezUgh. Nurofen-plus bad for brain, but shagged-up neck worse. I can barely string thoughts together, therefore.
I now have a(n) XML-RPC session between a client and MovableType pulled off the wire by the reasonable splendid Ethereral. I wish I'd never looked, frankly. It's an ugly, crawling thing and I shall use the kXML-RPC library so I don't have to touch any of its Winery foulness.
The perl brokenness was down to the poorly-documented wrapper round XMLRPC::SomethingOrOther not being able to cope with a proxy. Once installed on the nasty old box @ home, it went like a train. As you can see from http://www.libeljournal.com/
It would appear that the metaweblog.Upload call/method/watchamacallit may return a URL. Which is nice of it. And kXML contains byte-array<->base64 translation routines/classes/coalsheds, which is equally nice.
I now have a(n) XML-RPC session between a client and MovableType pulled off the wire by the reasonable splendid Ethereral. I wish I'd never looked, frankly. It's an ugly, crawling thing and I shall use the kXML-RPC library so I don't have to touch any of its Winery foulness.
The perl brokenness was down to the poorly-documented wrapper round XMLRPC::SomethingOrOther not being able to cope with a proxy. Once installed on the nasty old box @ home, it went like a train. As you can see from http://www.libeljournal.com/
It would appear that the metaweblog.Upload call/method/watchamacallit may return a URL. Which is nice of it. And kXML contains byte-array<->base64 translation routines/classes/coalsheds, which is equally nice.
