Adds XML-RPC proxy server to be used for tests#534
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This allows the bindings to be used without a special transport in order to run tests. * Setting compression off would still send compression headers. That is now fixed. * Fixes minor testing errors.
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With this change, a new HTTP server is stood up and torn down for each test case class. This is a real XML-RPC server which responds with mocked and/or fixtured responses. It uses the built xmlrpc parsing library for Python, so it's not to be used as a real server (https://docs.python.org/2/library/xml.html#xml-vulnerabilities) but it's sufficient for testing purposes. |
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Adds XML-RPC proxy server to be used for tests
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This allows the bindings to be used without a special transport in order to run tests.