Converting a tuple to an argument list for a method?

[Gabriel Ambuehl]

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Hello,
I'm messing with the XMLRPC implementation from PythonWare which
makes the arguments to the request available as tuple but the
method's
I want to call expect a normal argument list as their parameters.

So xmlprc delivers:
xmlrpcparam=(param1, param2, param....)
which won't work for
method(param1, param2, param3)
because the tuple only counts as one argument. So is there a
possibility to use the tuple (which hasn't got a fixed length cause
different methods on the server need different numbers of arguments,
else it would be easy to just do
method(xmlrpcparam[0], xmlrpcmethod[1])) to form an argument list for
the methods on the server?

Currently less important: is there a way to use named arguments with
xmlrpc so that the server could decide whether the format of the
clients request is valid?

Any comments would be greatly appreciated.




Best regards,
 Gabriel


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