<｜begin▁of▁sentence｜>### Instruction:
Imagine you are a network administrator responsible for managing a complex network of interconnected devices in a large office building. You need to visualize the network graphically to understand its structure and connections better. You have access to a remote drawing service that allows you to create visual representations of the network over XML-RPC at 'http://example.com/xmlrpc/'. The service also offers a specific service name, 'MyDrawingService', for customized graphical rendering. Based on the available tools and resources, how can you use a subclass of igraph's AbstractXMLRPCDrawer to remotely draw the network graph and visualize its architecture?
### Response:
from igraph.drawing.graph import CytoscapeGraphDrawer

# URL to the XML-RPC service
url = 'http://example.com/xmlrpc/'

# Optionally, if the XML-RPC service exposes a specific named service, you can specify it
service_name = 'MyDrawingService'

# Create an instance of the CytoscapeGraphDrawer
# The 'service_name' parameter can be omitted if there's no named service
proxy_drawer = CytoscapeGraphDrawer(url, service=service_name)

# Assume we have an igraph graph `g`
# Draw the graph using the XML-RPC service
proxy_drawer.draw(g)
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