Unmarshal an XML-RPC response, based on incoming XML event messages (start, data, end). Call close() to get the resulting data structure.
Note that this reader is fairly tolerant, and gladly accepts bogus XML-RPC data without complaining (but not bogus XML).
There are no base classes.
There are no implemented interfaces.
dispatch
(type:
dict
)
{'dateTime.iso8601': <function end_dateTime at 0x4130d5a4>, 'base64': <function end_base64 at 0x4130d56c>, 'methodName': <function end_methodName at 0x4130d684>, 'string': <function end_string at 0x4130d4c4>, 'nil': <function end_nil at 0x4130d3e4>, 'int': <function end_int at 0x4130d454>, 'double': <function end_double at 0x4130d48c>, 'struct': <function end_struct at 0x4130d534>, 'i4': <function end_int at 0x4130d454>, 'value': <function end_value at 0x4130d5dc>, 'boolean': <function end_boolean at 0x4130d41c>, 'params': <function end_params at 0x4130d614>, 'fault': <function end_fault at 0x4130d64c>, 'array': <function end_array at 0x4130d4fc>, 'name': <function end_string at 0x4130d4c4>}
close()
data(text)
end(tag, join=<function join at 0x40412fb4>)
end_array(data)
end_base64(data)
end_boolean(data)
end_dateTime(data)
end_dispatch(tag, data)
end_double(data)
end_fault(data)
end_int(data)
end_methodName(data)
end_nil(data)
end_params(data)
end_string(data)
end_struct(data)
end_value(data)
getmethodname()
start(tag, attrs)
xml(encoding, standalone)
There are no known subclasses.