put together a little library that provides the illusion of nativeness.

sslxmlrpc_client.py.in: New "rawmode" (-r) option. Instead of the
usual command line operation, input raw XMLRPC goo and send that over
to the server. The raw XMLRPC reply goo is spit out on stdout. In
other words, it is up to the caller to generate the XML stuff, and
convert back from XML to a reply structure.

libxmlrpc.pm.in: A new perl library that exports one real method
called, interestingly enough, CallMethod($$$). The first and second
arguments are the module and method to invoke in the RPC server. The
third argument is an arbitrary perl data structure to convert into XML
and pass to the server. For example:

	libxmlrpc::CallMethod("experiment", "state",
	                      {"proj" => "testbed", "exp" => "myemulab"});

The return value of CallMethod is whatever data structure the server
returned, or undef if there is an internal error or if the RPC fails
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