Hi, A while ago, I decided to use xmlrpc protocol for communicating through web. So I have a Perl script on my website which has something like this: my $server = RPC::Any::Server::XMLRPC::CGI->new( dispatch => { 'proc' => 'proc' }, send_nil => 0, allow_get => 0, ); so I have a proc that returns { ( $stderr, "\xFF\xFF$source","exit$exitcode"); } This rpc package guesses the xmlrpc types based on the returned parameters. I have a small problem if I return a string that contains a number , it is perceived as a number. E.g. "2" How do I force this package to treat a string as a string and not as a number?

In reply to A problem with RPC::Any::Server::XMLRPC::CGI by aftershock

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