Having a problem with XML-RPC and Delphi?

That's an xml parser exception, probably thrown server-side.

That's an xml parser exception, probably thrown server-side. As the xml you're sending is valid (however you really should be using an xml library to build it! ), the error most likely means that the stream the server is receiving is being truncated... in other words the content-length header is less than the bytes sent.My guess is as you're using a unicode enabled version of delphi, your content-length will be set to half of the actual bytes sent; change the datatype of Text in StringToStream to AnsiString.

That worked! :P Any suggestions on a easy to use xml library that is compatible with Lazarus also? – Brad Sep 4 '10 at 3:18 Ended up using OmniXML for an XML library – Brad Sep 6 '10 at 10:20.

Or ... Stream. Write(Text1, (Length(Text) * SizeOf(Char))); ... temp:= '... encoding="UTF-16"?

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