- Remove spaces, ...

The dispatch_method given to _marshaled_dispatch and _marshaled_single_dispatch
is now used instead of _dispatch, if given.

- No more reference to Unix sockets (maybe they'll come back later)
- Fixed a typo in jsonclass, in the Python version comparison

- Removed tests about Unix sockets
- Corrected a test using bad parameters

Passes all the tests from tests.py in both Python 2 and 3

- random_id() method replaced by str(uuid.uuid4())
  => ensures ID uniqueness
- JSON utility methods (jdumps, jloads) are defined according
  to what can be imported, instead of doing a test inside a
  single definition

- New project name: jsonrpclib-pelix (not yet registered)

Allows to use custom dictionaries, ...

- dump() returns the JSON-RPC dictionary instead of its string representation
- dumps() calls dump()
- same thing with load() and loads()
- Fault.dump() is the dictionary equivalent of response()

- Takes a loaded dictionary as a parameter (jsonrpclib.load/s)
- Returns a JSON-RPC dictionary (jsonrpclib.dump)
- _marshaled_dispatch wraps _unmarshaled_dispatch (keeps its behaviour)

- Replaced a 'not id' by 'id not in (None, "")'
- _unmarshaled_dispatch now throws a NoMulticallResult exception instead of returning ''

JSONTarget: raw data is stored in the feeding list, the conversion to
string (if required) is done only once all data has been received.
This avoids errors decoding splitted wide-characters.

* Removes the potential memory hog (history was never cleared)
* Allows to have different instances of History for each ServerProxy
* Tests updated

…d params)

Commit 0327b55 from https://github.com/drdaeman/jsonrpclib

This should support any types of error responses, including:

- `{..., "error": {"code": -42, "message": "spam"}}`,
- `{..., "error": {"reason": "spam"}}`,
- `{..., "error": {"what_happened": "spam"}}`,
- or even `{..., "error": "spam"}}`

Conflicts:

	jsonrpclib/jsonrpc.py

… to error.data

Conflicts:

	jsonrpclib/__init__.py
	jsonrpclib/jsonrpc.py

Modifying jsonrpclib.config.content_type (string)
By default, it stays to "application/json-rpc", as the JSON-RPC specification indicates.

Commit 3dd69f9 from https://github.com/dejw/jsonrpclib

Applied commits from https://github.com/dejw/jsonrpclib:
- 53d38c3: Added tests for additional request headers feature.
- 9e63239: Added test for notifications.
- 0a3bbe6: Added test for nesting _additional_headers context.

Tests have been modified to handle Python 2 / Python 3 compatibility

Version set to 0.1.5

Instead of filtering the __jsonclass__ entry, it is removed before the
setattr() loop.

Python 2 has an io module, messing with StringIO

- Multiple clients/servers can have different configurations
- Still a (shared) default configuration object: jsonrpclib.config.DEFAULT
- Previous API should still work as-is: the new parameters have always been
  added in last position, with the DEFAULT instance by default.
- The version all modified modules has been increased to 0.1.6

Fields of a bean loaded by jsonclass are also loaded through the same
method. This allows to have beans containing beans.

Based on Tox, same as the iPOPO Travis configuration file.

- Allows to use the 'client("close")()' method to close the
  transport layer of a ServerProxy, even on Python 2.6
  => Fixes joshmarshall#2
- Updated tests to _really_ close the transport layer
  (and not just to retrieve the closing method)

Finally fixes joshmarshall#2

Also added supported Python versions to setup.py

Note that it seems that people don't declare the encoding in
Content-Type so I'll just assume people want to use the encoding that
the server uses internally :)

I couldn't get CGI to work without this super class.

I like Roland's answer "reason: transport and contents are independent. so all the transport here needs to know is the format of the contents, and that's just json."
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/json-rpc/6OXOOm4fcC8

Conflicts:
	jsonrpclib/SimpleJSONRPCServer.py
	jsonrpclib/jsonclass.py
	jsonrpclib/jsonrpc.py