$xmlrpc_defencoding = "UTF8";
This variable defines the character set encoding that will be used by the xml-rpc client and server to decode the received messages, when a specific charset declaration is not found (in the messages sent non-ascii chars are always encoded using character references, so that the produced xml is valid regardless of the charset encoding assumed).
Allowed values: "UTF8"
,
"ISO-8859-1"
, "ASCII".
Note that the appropriate RFC actually mandates that XML received over HTTP without indication of charset encoding be treated as US-ASCII, but many servers and clients 'in the wild' violate the standard, and assume the default encoding is UTF-8.
$xmlrpc_internalencoding = "ISO-8859-1";
This variable defines the character set encoding
that the library uses to transparently encode into valid XML the
xml-rpc values created by the user and to re-encode the received
xml-rpc values when it passes them to the PHP application. It only
affects xml-rpc values of string type. It is a separate value from
xmlrpc_defencoding, allowing e.g. to send/receive xml messages encoded
on-the-wire in US-ASCII and process them as UTF-8. It defaults to the
character set used internally by PHP (unless you are running an
MBString-enabled installation), so you should change it only in
special situations, if e.g. the string values exchanged in the xml-rpc
messages are directly inserted into / fetched from a database
configured to return UTF8 encoded strings to PHP. Example
usage:
<?php
include('xmlrpc.inc');
$xmlrpc_internalencoding = 'UTF-8'; // this has to be set after the inclusion above
$v = new xmlrpcval('κόÏμε'); // This xmlrpc value will be correctly serialized as the greek word 'kosme'
$xmlrpcName = "XML-RPC for PHP";
The string representation of the name of the XML-RPC
for PHP library. It is used by the client for building the User-Agent
HTTP header that is sent with every request to the server. You can
change its value if you need to customize the User-Agent
string.
$xmlrpcVersion = "2.2";
The string representation of the version number of
the XML-RPC for PHP library in use. It is used by the client for
building the User-Agent HTTP header that is sent with every request to
the server. You can change its value if you need to customize the
User-Agent string.
When set to TRUE
, the lib will enable
support for the <NIL/> (and <EX:NIL/>) xmlrpc value, as
per the extension to the standard proposed here. This means that
<NIL/> and <EX:NIL/> tags received will be parsed as valid
xmlrpc, and the corresponding xmlrpcvals will return "null" for
scalarTyp()
.