xml-rpc

I am attempting to use Adobe LiveCycle Designer to communicate with my Drupal install. However, after I select the data connection type WSDL and paste in the url of the WSDL, I get a message on any service I select that says "Cannot choose this operation: - Soap Binding must be Document/Literal." In the module, it appears that the type is hard-coded to "rpc". I am stuck and not sure what to do. I am new to the group and the module, so please bear with my stupidity on this. Thanks for any thoughts.

We have a Flex application already built. It needs to be integrated with Drupal 6 using services module and AMFPHP.

The site is complete. The Flex app is in place. We just need to have it passing the user input to the Flex app to the Drupal content type.

Its is a Flex app that allows users to input data for very small amounts of text and a single image.

We need to paass the inputted data into the content type Itinerary to be published as Drupal nodes.

I tried Services and it methods work, except XML-RPC. Testing XML-RPC with Drupal 6.10 (and 5.16) by click into http://mysite.com/services/xmlrpc I got the following message: "XML-RPC server accepts POST requests only."
How to fix this?

Here is a set of PHP functions I put together for calling Drupal's core XML-RPC methods without using the Services API:


<?php
function assemble_request($method, $args = array(), $dump_request = FALSE){
$request = xmlrpc_encode_request($method,$args);
$context = stream_context_create(array('http' => array(
'method' => "POST",
'header' => "Content-Type: text/xml",
'content' => $request
)));
if($dump_request){
echo '

';
                echo htmlentities($request);

I am relatively new to Drupal.

I have a website that I am trying to build that synchronizes, or at least pulls data out of, another database.

Record keeping is now a requirement for radio stations who are web streaming. The basics of the rules are spelled out at the CBI website. Recent discussions on the CBI-General listsrv [no archive available that I can find] are talking about the record keeping which stations need to now comply with SoundExchange. While not many are happy with the requirement, I would like to suggest that this might be a place to start forming the necessary tools to meet this requirement.