FastRPC 1.0.13 PHP script

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FastRPC is a RPC (Remote Procedure Call) protocol based on the XML-RPC. FastRPC is a RPC (Remote Procedure Call) protocol based on the XML-RPC which uses binary format for data serialization. It uses HTTP as transport protocol as the XML-RPC does. FastRPC is also an implementation of this protocol as C library and Python and PHP4 modules built with this library. The library supports both protocols due to FastRPC's full data compatibility with the XML-RPC. Data format is negotiated via the HTTP content negotiation. The fastrpc Python module is compatible with the xmlrpclib module. It's very simple to port project from xmlrpclib to fastrpc.
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