Well, I recently updated to JRec 0.2.4, and some of the XML-RPC interface has changed, so my app broke. However, this should be able to give you a good idea of what I was using. Right now, the play buttons (perhaps the most important?) don't work.

I'm by no means a python expert, and this is poorly written code, but this gets the job done for me. To use, drop into a directory on a webserver, and update the jrecusername and jrecpasswd to a username/password that you've created in JReceiver (the user role should be "users"), as well as rpchost and rpcport to point to your JReceiver installation.

This requires a web server (its a CGI script, I'm using Apache), and XML-RPC libraries for Python 2.1 (might work with newer, I think I'm using an older XML-RPC library.)

I know Reed Esau (JRec's author) is talking about moving to SOAP for the next release, which is part of the reason I haven't really bothered to fix this much yet.


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