19 packages returned for Tags:"xmlrpc"

A port of CookComputing.XmlRpcV2 for dotnet core 2.

XmlRpcLight is based on XmlRpc by Cook Computing, but without the http web parts and without dependency on System.Web.

A small extremely simple to use XmlRcp library

A port of CookComputing.XmlRpcV2 for .net core

A MetaWeblog API implementation for ASP.NET Core.

A .NET XMLRPC Client for Wordpress

Testlink Api for .NET Core

A small extremely simple to use XmlRcp library Signed by signpath.io after an AppVeyor build from repository 'https://github.com/cinderblocks/XmlRpcCore' commit 'f047ade874545ed6b20d9503f48a67259e1ceec9' (see contained AppVeyorSettings.json file for build settings).

FT Toolkit to access Fotolia XmlRpc services.

Library for interfacing with a server using XmlRpc

An asp.net implementation of a WordPress XML-RPC client. The package depends on the XML-RPC.NET package and currently is implemented for read-actions based against the WordPress 3.9 XML-RPC specification.

This library contains all the required MethodCalls and Structs for interfacing with ManiaPlanet Dedicated Servers using the XmlRpc library.

A MetaWeblog API for ASP.NET Core.

A Portable Class Library implementation of the MetaWeblog API. Forked from the MetaWeblogSharp project. Has support for saving connections and (.NET 4.5, Windows Phone 8, and Windows 8.x)

This is a LinkLoader for Sape system (sape.ru) intend to load links from sape API for your site.

Xml Rpc Client Implementation for .Net Standard. Use this Package to connect to Xml Rpc Servers.

Xml Rpc Server Protocol Base for .Net Standard. Use this Package to implement Xml-Rpc based Servers. Notice: If you're looking for out-of-the box server-implementations use XmlRpc.Kestrel (for Kestrel Middleware) or XmlRpc.Listener (for HttpListener) instead.

Kestrel Middleware Implementation of XmlRpc.Server. Use this Package if you want to build a Xml Rpc Server based on Kestrel.

HttpListener Implementation of XmlRpc.Server. Use this Package if you want to build a Xml Rpc Server with a simple HttpListener.GetContext.