By itqn2004 on

Hi all.
I have post node article with xmrlpc.
When i post a node with english body then it's work.
But when i use vietnames body then error [message] => Parse error. Request not well formed.
Please help me

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rinku_talukdar’s picture

rinku_talukdar commented

Hi

I am also getting the same problem when I am calling a web service to get the imagecache of an image file.

Please help,

Regards
Rinku

broncomania’s picture

broncomania commented

same here

thepanz’s picture

thepanz commented

My 2cents: check that you don't have Devel module enabled with "Display memory usage" and "Display page timer", such options modify the page output even for XMLRPC posts causing the reported error. I think it's a Devel issue (see #456904: Xmlrpc system do not uses drupal_set_headers (issue from Devel module))

-thePanz-

dewolfe001’s picture

dewolfe001 commented

I'm trying to build out new functionality for Account Sync.
I make XML-RPC calls from my client site and the server site is requesting it because "Parse error. Request not well formed."

I hacked the xmlrpc.inc on the server site to post watchdog messages when the xmlrpc_message_parse() fails. My client site is making the request and reporting the error. The server site is seeing the request according to the Apache logs. But the xmlrpc.inc is not firing the watchdog calls before it returns a false.
Is there a reason that xmlrpc.php and its call to xmlrpc.inc would suppress watchdog? From what I can see, the error result comes from a pretty specific failure and false result from xmlrpc_message_parse(). But I can tell what's reading or failing to read. I have fished out the XML being passed out from the client side and it's good from an XML perspective:

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<methodCall>
<methodName>account_sync.fetchAutocomplete</methodName>
<params>
	<param>
		<value>
			<string>1966lmwsdk19jxkdd</string>
		</value>
	</param>
	<param>
		<value>
			<struct>
				<member>
					<name>server</name>
					<value>
						<string>http://mike.dewolfe.bc.ca</string>
					</value>
				</member>
				<member>
					<name>module</name>
					<value>
						<string>profile</string>
					</value>
				</member>
				<member>
					<name>arg</name>
					<value>
						<string>pyrex</string>
					</value>
				</member>
			</struct>
		</value>
	</param>
</params>
</methodCall>