====== How to use the XML-RPC interface within PHP ======

It should be relatively straight forward. Just:

<code bash>
svn co https://rts-2.svn.sf.net/svnroot/rts-2/trunk/rts2phplib rts2phplib
</code>

You most probably will need [[http://phpxmlrpc.sf.net/|PHP XML-RPC library]]. Debian package is called php5-xmlrpc.

Of course you will need rts2-xmlrpcd running, as well as some web-server with PHP installed.

Then you can see either example included in [[http://rts-2.svn.sf.net/viewvc/rts-2/trunk/rts2phplib/rts2.php?view=markup|rts2phplib/rts2.php]], or use code provided bellow to start with the library:

<code php>
 // make sure that file rts2phplib/rts2.inc exists in your PHP script directory
 include('rts2phplib/rts2.inc');
 // create rc - rts2 client - object
 $rc = new rts2xmlrpc('localhost', 8889);
 // print some values..
 print '<hr/>Value of T0.OBJ:' . $rc->valueOf('T0', 'OBJ') . '<br/>';
 print 'Value of T0.infotime:' . $rc->valueOf('T0', 'infotime') . '<br/>';
</code>

====== Available functions ======

===== devices() =====

devices() call returns array which contains name of all devices in the system. 

===== valueOf() =====

Takes in two parameters - name of device and name of value. Return string representation of the value.