Hello,

the concern I have is that the return in the params of the result should be data, not a response code embedded in a form or another.

For example, if you do rpc list dispatcher records, then there is no return code, just the list of the records. The command was successful as well.

If the command is to reload the dispatcher records, then it is indeed no data returned. But the http return code is 200ok.

I don't see a benefit in embedded the return code in the returned structure, in my opinion that is not the purpose of the rpc response structure. If there is an error, then the fault code is returned, based on xmlrpc specs.

If there are people that want to embed return code, I am fine as long as:

- that is made a configuration option.
- it is made consistent somehow across all commands, so one would know what to expect.

I would also try to see if other well established applications (not sip related) do for similar cases with rpc.

Cheers,
Daniel

On 01/04/16 14:20, Yasin CANER wrote:
Hello;
    Xml rpc is useful module for kamailio that improve flexibility and can help to addons. But there is a little problem about it when use non-value response that reply  empty xml or no response so there isnt ack about what happened after command sends. at least need a "OK" for acknowledgement. i can accept that there is a fault reply and it is useful with return code and description. after looking http://xmlrpc.scripting.com/spec.html webpage , there isnt any spec about "OK" . if you ask where it uses; For example , after module reloads or terminating dialog which callid. I think it is good when realtime reload in Kamailio Version 5 can be reload by remotly. it can reply which module reloaded correctly , which doesnt.What do you think about it?

Thanks
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