XML-RPC Client 1.6

XML-RPC Client is a free Cocoa-based developer tool for Mac OS X Tiger that allows you to access and debug XML-RPC web services from the comfort of your desktop.
It’s not much… and it’s not very full-featured. Basically, the suitably-named “XML-RPC Client” allows you to point at an arbitrary XML-RPC service URL available on the network, specify a method and (limited) parameters, and view the response in a readable display. It’s pretty much meant to be used as a handy, graphical debugger for developers setting up or accessing XML-RPC services. I kinda needed something like this at work, and was tired of using the command line for something for which there should be a nice little graphical tool. There’s still work to be done. At this point, you can only send arguments of some of XML-RPC’s “primitve” types: string, int, double, and boolean are supported. structs, arrays, base64 and dateTime.iso8601 are not yet supported. That means that you may not access any service methods requiring parameters of those types using XML-RPC Client. Release early and release often, right?
Enhancements:
- Now a Universal Binary.