Services_Webservice
The package will/should do all the annoying stuff that comes to you when creating webservices, like:
1) Simple example creates wsdl, disco, infopage and soapserver. Watch live !
PHP:
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include_once('Services/Webservice.php');
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class myService extends Services_Webservice
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{
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/**
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* Says "Hello!"
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*
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* @param int
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* @return string
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*/
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public function hello($i )
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{
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//create some logic here
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return 'myString';
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}
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}
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$myService = new myService(
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'myService',
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'example webservice description',
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);
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$myService->handle();
2) A more advanced service with support for complex types. Watch live !
PHP:
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include_once('Services/Webservice.php');
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class classB
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{
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/**
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* @var string
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*/
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public $c;
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public function __construct($c)
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{
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$this->c=$c;
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}
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}
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class myService extends Services_Webservice
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{
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/**
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* Says "Hello!"
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*
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* @param int
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* @param string
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* @return classB
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*/
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public function hello($i, $j )
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{
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//create some logic here
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return new SoapVar(new ClassB('myString'),
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SOAP_ENC_OBJECT,
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'classB',
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'urn:myService');
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}
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}
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$myService = new myService(
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'myService',
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'example webservice description',
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);
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$myService->handle();
3) Using arrays. Watch live !
PHP:
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include_once('Services/Webservice.php');
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class myService extends Services_Webservice
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{
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/**
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* Says "Hello!"
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*
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* @param int[]
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* @return string[]
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*/
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public function hello($i)
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{
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$strArray[] = $i[0].'a';
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$strArray[] = $i[1].'b';
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$strArray[] = $i[2].'c';
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$strArray[] = $i[3].'d';
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$strArray[] = $i[4].'e';
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return $strArray;
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}
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}
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$myService = new myService(
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'myService',
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'example webservice description',
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);
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$myService->handle();
4) Using arrays, complex types. Watch live !
PHP:
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include_once('Services/Webservice.php');
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class classB
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{
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/**
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* @var int[]
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*/
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public $i;
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public function __construct()
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{
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}
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}
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class myService extends Services_Webservice
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{
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/**
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* Says "Hello!"
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*
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* @return classB[]
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*/
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public function hello()
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{
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//create some business logic here
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$classB[] = new SoapVar(new ClassB(),SOAP_ENC_OBJECT,'classB','urn:myService');
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return $classB;
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}
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}
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$myService = new myService(
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'myService',
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'example webservice description',
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);
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$myService->handle();
Please do not expect from the package to work properly yet. The wsdl-creating is quite stable. While doing some extensive test with .net-clients I discovered the wsdl is also used for typemapping the soap-messages. So the whole wsdl had to be recreated.
