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* Note: XML-RPC requests often time-out due to the front-end server being overloaded. LL has continued to upgrade the server hardware periodically, but it has remained unreliable. LL developers have advised that the XML-RPC design isn't scalable (due to the single server bottle-neck) and that the service is "deprecated". They suggest using [[HTTP Polling]] as an alternative. If an XML-RPC request does time-out the script's remote_data event may or may not be triggered (and any script response is lost). | * Note: XML-RPC requests often time-out due to the front-end server being overloaded. LL has continued to upgrade the server hardware periodically, but it has remained unreliable. LL developers have advised that the XML-RPC design isn't scalable (due to the single server bottle-neck) and that the service is "deprecated". They suggest using [[HTTP Polling]] as an alternative. If an XML-RPC request does time-out the script's remote_data event may or may not be triggered (and any script response is lost). | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:11, 24 August 2022
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Deprecated | |
(This function has been deprecated, please use LSL_http_server instead.) |
Summary
Function: llOpenRemoteDataChannel( );254 | Function ID |
1.0 | Forced Delay |
10.0 | Energy |
Creates a channel to listen for XML-RPC calls. Will trigger a remote_data event with channel id once it is available.
Caveats
- This function causes the script to sleep for 1.0 seconds.
- This function has been deprecated, please use LSL_http_server instead.
- XML-RPC should not be used anymore. Use http-in instead, see LSL_http_server.
- If an object moves from one region to another it must re-open the channel
- The object will get the *same* channel as before, but without re-opening no requests will get through
- Any channel that is not used for 14 days will be cleaned up.
- May be advisable to somewhat regularly (before expected use or on a regular schedule) check that the channel is good and hasn't changed by calling llOpenRemoteDataChannel and comparing to the previous channel.
- Note: XML-RPC requests often time-out due to the front-end server being overloaded. LL has continued to upgrade the server hardware periodically, but it has remained unreliable. LL developers have advised that the XML-RPC design isn't scalable (due to the single server bottle-neck) and that the service is "deprecated". They suggest using HTTP Polling as an alternative. If an XML-RPC request does time-out the script's remote_data event may or may not be triggered (and any script response is lost).
Examples
default
{
state_entry()
{
llOpenRemoteDataChannel();
}
changed(integer c)
{
if(c & (CHANGED_REGION | CHANGED_TELEPORT))
llOpenRemoteDataChannel();
}
remote_data( integer event_type, key channel, key message_id, string sender, integer idata, string sdata )
{
if (event_type == REMOTE_DATA_CHANNEL) { // channel created
}
}
}