Python xmlrpc library 0.8.8.3

The Python xmlrpc library is a built-in library in Python that allows for communication between different systems using the XML-RPC protocol.

You can import the xmlrpc library in Python using the statement: 'import xmlrpc.client'.

XML-RPC is a remote procedure call (RPC) protocol that uses XML to encode method calls and responses over HTTP(S).

The main components of using the xmlrpc library in Python are the server and client components. The server component exposes methods that can be called remotely, while the client component makes remote method calls to the server.

To create an XML-RPC server in Python using the xmlrpc library, you need to create an instance of 'xmlrpc.server.SimpleXMLRPCServer' class, define the methods to be exposed, and start the server.

To create an XML-RPC client in Python using the xmlrpc library, you need to create an instance of 'xmlrpc.client.ServerProxy' class, specify the server URL, and call the remote methods.

Python xmlrpc automatically handles data serialization and deserialization by converting the data to and from XML format using the xmlrpc protocol.

Some common use cases for the Python xmlrpc library include implementing remote procedure calls, integrating systems that use different programming languages, and building distributed systems.

Yes, you can secure XML-RPC communication in Python using the xmlrpc library by configuring SSL/TLS encryption on the server and client sides.

Yes, the Python xmlrpc library is supported in both Python 2 and Python 3, although there are some syntax differences between the two versions.