Windows need help with simple json-rpc script

First thing I tried was simply removing the output option, but that didn't work, then I tried with %temp% and the result:

C:/Users/Kay/AppData/Local/Temp: Permission denied



Even running cmd in administrator mode gives same permission denied

Finally got it to run with

wget -q -Oc:\users\kay\jsonrpc.log --header='Content-Type: application/json' --post-data='{"jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "VideoLibrary.Scan"}' http://xbmc:xbmc@192.168.10.120:8050/jsonrpc

Unfortunatly it returns:

{"error":{"code":-32700,"message":"Parse error."},"id":null,"jsonrpc":"2.0"}

Tried adding a ID

wget -q -Oc:\users\kay\jsonrpc.log --header='Content-Type: application/json' --post-data='{"jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "VideoLibrary.Scan", "id": 1 }' http://xbmc:xbmc@192.168.10.120:8050/jsonrpc

Still same error...

(2012-05-12 19:30)KRA77 Wrote:  C:/Users/Kay/AppData/Local/Temp: Permission denied

And that is a good thing. You cannot redirect the output to a folder, you have to specify a file.

However - this should fix your problem:

success !!

Thanks for sticking with it, I kindo figured the spaces was making problems, didn't know how to solve it, thank you.

Now the tricky part doing a single file update, and not full library update.

I'm thinking of doing this with a batfile with filename arguments, so just hardcode the path in bat file, and use

%~nx1

as code inside that bat file do add filename to the code.

I though I could use VideoLibrary.OnUpdate for that, but looking into it, I'm not so sure anymore.

I believe you can only update a specific path if you are using Frodo.

A spesific path would sure help a lot and be better than full library update. Do you know the jsonrpc call that must be used ?

There is currently no such JSON-Call as far as I can tell. Also: There isn't one in Frodo either, at least not that I could see it.

From Frodo:
{ "jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "JSONRPC.Introspect", "params": { "filter": { "id": "VideoLibrary.Scan", "type": "method" } }, "id": 1 }

Yup, you're right - didn't call onto the specifics since VideoLibrary.Scan has been there before but without the parameters. So - yeah, only possible with Frodo then

Thanks for the help