Hello Monks,

I have created an xmlrpc server with a python script and have two functions registered as shown. 

import xmlrpclib

server = SimpleXMLRPCServer(("localhost", 8000))
print ("Listening on port 8000...")

server.register_function(read_symbol,"read_symbol")
server.register_function(write_symbol,"write_symbol")

server.serve_forever()

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I now try to connect to this sever through my Perl client. 

use Frontier::Client;

$client = Frontier::Client->new(url =>"http://localhost:8000");

return $client->call('read_symbol',$variable);

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This unfortunately returns me "Fault returned from XML RPC Server, fault code 1: <type 'exceptions.ValueError'>:cannot uniquely identify symbol". However a Python client is able to connect and get the response. Can someone let me know what could be wrong?

In reply to Perl RPC Client by Mj1234

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