In this example, '''rpcserver''' project name is used, but feel free to use different name, especially if you don't want to conflict with other projects based on this example :)

$ django-admin.py startproject rpcserver

$ cd rpcserver
$ mkdir xmlrpc
$ touch xmlrpc/__init__.py

We'll work with test.py in this exampleBR First argument of each method must be 'request' - it contains Django request object with session and user informationBR Add each method to _ _all_ _ listBR

# import various decorators, the most important are:
# - login_required
# - admin_required
# - user_passes_test
from kobo.django.xmlrpc.decorators import *

# list of all exported methods
__all__ = (
    "logged_user",
)

@login_required
def logged_user(request):
    """help text displayed on help page"""
    return str(request.user)

update urls.py

urlpatterns = patterns(""
    ...
    url(r"^xmlrpc/", include("rpcserver.xmlrpc.urls")),
    ...
)

create xmlrpc/urls.py

from django.conf.urls.defaults import *

urlpatterns = patterns("",
    # handlers in kobo.django.xmlrpc.views are generated according project settings
    url(r"^client/", "kobo.django.xmlrpc.views.client_handler", name="xmlrpc/client"),
    #url(r"^worker/", "kobo.django.xmlrpc.views.worker_handler", name="xmlrpc/worker"),
)

XMLRPC_METHODS = {
    "client": (
        # include all auth and client methods from kobo
        # second argument means a method name prefix (kobo.hub.xmlrpc.auth.login -> auth.login)
        # note: if you use kobo.hub, register kobo.hub.xmlrpc.auth instead
        ("kobo.django.xmlrpc.auth", "auth"),
        # register all methods in the test module, use 'test' prefix
        ("rpcserver.xmlrpc.test", "test"),
        # only one method can be registered:
        #("rpcserver.xmlrpc.test.logged_user", "some_random_prefix.and_name"),
    ),
# multiple handlers can be specified:
#    "worker": (
#        ...
#    ),
}