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! Helpfile for xmlrpc module for PostNuke.
! 
! Contents
! 
! 1. Introduction
! 2. What is xml-rpc?
! 3. Installation 
! 4. What is supported (also, what API's are available)
!    4.1 Validator1 API
!    4.2 Blogger API
! 5. Usage of the module
! 	 5.1 Basic configuration
! 	 5.2 Permission considerations
! 6. Your users will  need a client.
! 	 6.1 w.Bloggar
!    6.2 BlogBuddy
!    6.3 MozBlog
! 6. Troubleshooting
! 
! 1. Introduction
! ===============
! This document describes the xml-rpc backend for PostNuke. The scope of this document
! is that it should contain enough information to tell you what xml-rpc is, how it works (roughly)
! and what should be done to get you started. 
! It is not an end-user manual, as 90% of the functionality in the module is on the server. As a 
! user you will only need a certain client to connect to a working Postnuke installation of at least version
! .714 (and even that needs some tweaking). The information is target mainly at the server administrator
! to set up the xml-rpc services for the users of a PostNuke site.
! 
! 
! 2. What is xml-rpc?
! ===================
! 
! 3. Installation 
! ===============
! The xml-rpc module is included in the PostNuke distribution. Installation of the xml-rpc module is the 
! same as all other modules. I assume you know how to do that.
! 
! 
! 4. What is supported (also, what API's are available)
! =====================================================
! For an xml-rpc server to do something usefull it needs to support at least one API. An API exposes certain
! functions which can be used by any client which supports this api. Each command in the API is well defined
! in terms of what the request is and what answer the server should give to the client.
! 
! Currently Postnuke exposed the following API's over xmlrpc:
! - Validator1 API
! - Blogger API
! 
! 4.1 Validator1 api
! 4.2 Blogger api
! 
! 5. You need a client.
! ====================
! This section will contain minimal information on clients which are know to work. 
! 
! 6. Troubleshooting
! ==================
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