I have managed to implement about 3/4 of the AggregatorAPI methods via XML-RPC in C#. I don’t really know C#. I have a book by Peter Drayton and others called C# essentials. That and my Java/C++/Visual Studio experience is all that I’m drawing upon. The testing app is quite ugly, but you’ll note that I can subscribe, unsubscribe, get stats on the last aggregator run, and get info for a specific feed. I have to figure a few things out before I can implement the last few methods.
As soon as I can implement and test the other methods, I’ll release the C# source under a license that is compatable with the XML-RPC library, hopefully something BSD-style. This might save other developers with implementation, they can just roll with it. I should have some free time tomorrow to work on it.
I still have not had time to write up my experiences thus far. One thing I will note: there’s a HUGE difference between http://127.0.0.1/RPC2 and http://127.0.0.1:5335/RPC2. I smacked myself for that one.