Procedural File: RPC.php

string rpc_handle( object reference &$obj, array $parameters)

Takes an object and the parameter list from a box call, executes

the specified method (a 'method' entry in the parameter list) with the rest of the values from the parameter list, and returns a serialized JavaScript variable, suitable for passing to the JavaScript eval() function.

This function operates independently of the others (ie. you do not need the calls to rpc_init() or rpc_response(). This function is used in conjunction with the new XMLHttpRequest-based RPC facilities in js/rpc.js.

Note: The following are reserved parameter names:

• error
• files
• method
• mode
• page
• param

Usage:

class Test { function hello ($name) { return 'hello ' . $name; } }

echo rpc_handle (new Test (), $parameters); exit;

Parameters

object reference	&$obj
array	$parameters	hash

void rpc_init( [mixed $handler = 'return false'], [mixed $render = false])

string rpc_response( )

Creates a proper rpc server response out of the parameters passed to this function (uses func_get_args(), so pass it whatever you want).

Usage:

echo rpc_response (true); exit;

string rpc_serialize( mixed $val)

Serialize the specified PHP data into a JavaScript-compatible string.

Properly handles strings, numbers, boolean values, objects, and arrays, but does not maintain key associations in arrays.