Audio::XMMSClient::XMLRPC Audio::XMMSClient::XMLRPC is a XMLRPC interface to xmms2.
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Perl module interface XMLRPC XMMS2 xmlrpc interface xmms2 interface

Audio::XMMSClient::XMLRPC Description

Audio::XMMSClient::XMLRPC is a XMLRPC interface to xmms2. Audio::XMMSClient::XMLRPC is a XMLRPC interface to xmms2.SYNOPSIS use Audio::XMMSClient::XMLRPC; my $rpc = Audio::XMMSClient::XMLRPC->new(); $rpc->loop;FUNCTIONSnew my $rpc = Audio::XMMSClient::XMLRPC->new( %options );Creates a new Audio::XMMSClient::XMLRPC instance with the given %options. Valid options are:no_httpdIf passed with a "true" value, prevents the creation and storage of the HTTP::Daemon object. This allows for deployment of a server object in other environments. Note that if this is set, the loop method described below will silently attempt to use the Net::Server module.no_defaultIf passed with a "true" value, prevents the loading of the default methods provided with the RPC::XML distribution. The methods themselves are described below (see "The Default Methods Provided").path port queue timeoutThese four are specific to the HTTP-based nature of the server. The path argument sets the additional URI path information that clients would use to contact the server. Internally, it is not used except in outgoing status and introspection reports. The host, port and queue arguments are passed to the HTTP::Daemon constructor if they are passed. They set the hostname, TCP/IP port, and socket listening queue, respectively. They may also be used if the server object tries to use Net::Server as an alternative server core.loop $server->loop;Enters the connection-accept loop, which generally does not return. Requirements: · Perl

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