At the moment, the callback executed when a XML-RPC Server receives a request exposes the original request object as its last argument. That is very useful, but it adds a bit of friction when attempting to access HTTP Request Headers. It would be great if the headers could be added to that callback as another argument before the original final HTTP Request argument. Ideally the headers could be exposed as a simple object.
My reasoning for wanting easy access to them is because they help with developing authentication workflows.
At the moment, the callback executed when a XML-RPC Server receives a request exposes the original request object as its last argument. That is very useful, but it adds a bit of friction when attempting to access HTTP Request Headers. It would be great if the headers could be added to that callback as another argument before the original final HTTP Request argument. Ideally the headers could be exposed as a simple object.
My reasoning for wanting easy access to them is because they help with developing authentication workflows.