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On Wed, Mar 07, 2007 at 11:25:48AM +0530, puneet midha wrote:
> hi,
>
> As is pointed out in the starting, one of the intention of Xen API project
> is to support third party GUI for remotely accessing the xen,supporting
> many languages.I am trying to build a GUI in .NET for the xen as my
> academic project.But some points are still not clear even after going
> through all the mail archives and the api pdf.
> (1) Is 0.9 version of the xml rpc is released with xen 3.0.4 and when will
> the final version(1.0) will be released.
The version released with Xen 3.0.4 was more like 0.4 than 0.9. There
have been a very large number of changes since then. Version 1.0 will
be released with Xen 3.0.5. This won't be the final version -- we will
continue to add new facilities to the API with each new release.
However, we will guarantee that Xen-API 1.0 will be supported by later versions
of Xen.
> (2) Will it support .NET,if i add xml rpc support to .net.
There are no .NET bindings for the API at the moment. We have bindings
for C and Python, and so you will have a whole lot less work to do if
you use one of those languages. Python is by far the easiest to use,
especially if you are prototyping.
> (3) Do i need to add some patches after installing xen 3.0.4 as after
> making changes in the configuration file the tcp xmlrpc server is not
> initialized.
You'd be a lot better off using xen-unstable at this point (or waiting
for Xen 3.0.5 if you'd prefer). To enable the server on unstable, look
in xend-config.sxp -- there is a large comment about the new
xen-api-server configuration entry, which is the one you want.
Cheers,
Ewan.
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