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With all of the hoopla over Web Services, you would think that servicing user requests over HTTP was something new. While we all may have lots of experience with REST, JSON, XML, SOAP, WSDLs, HTTPS, and even EDI ... but at the end of the day, it all comes down to legacies, security, and performance? So while big companies might have billions of dollars to spend re-writing their back end web legacies, those of us who want to seamlessly automate a simple set of CRUD operations to our...

AGIS stands for Asterisk Groupware Integration Server. It provides a SOAP backend for access and configuration of the Asterisk PBX. Further it implements a SOAP based Asterisk application for E-Groupware with management functions for users and admins.

Sharp Serialization Library serializes and deserializes primitives, ArrayLists and Hashtables, compatible with PHP serialize(). Use it for SOAP/Web Services communications where Hashtables cannot be passed otherwise, or saving to a file readable by php.

MagentoXtender .NET Webservice Client is an open source .NET library to connect to the webservice of a Magento Webshop using XML-RPC. This module gives you the ability to create .NET applications which can communicate with a magento webshop.

XFire4PHP is a PHP5 SOAP Framework. XFire4PHP makes service oriented development approachable through its easy to use API and support for standards. With XFire4PHP you can easily create webservices by annotating your classes properly,

For developers who are seeking to integrate SMS functionality into their software or applications, this project offers a range of simple solutions in the form of our SOAP, HTTP and SMTP API's that will allow seamless integration with our systems.

Dunbar is a location-based chat tool for mobile devices and phones as well as desktop computers. The architecture is built on web services so that clients on any operating system can be created. The service will be free to users, and the source code will

4PSA VoipNow PHP Demo Client is an Open Source software written in PHP demonstrating the 4PSA VoipNow SOAP API interface. The application handles a client registration and a phone terminal creation.

SOAPMODE : A portal for Imode (TM DOCOMO) client, using web services (SOAP).

smsnuke are PAY and SMS Modules for PHP Nuke and vkpMx CMS Systems. APS's for Java ( J2EE and Application-Server's) and PHP / HTML

Soap-box is a simple, usable, dynamic blog system (PHP and MYSQL). It is ideal for running web sites with small to medium amounts of traffic. Its advanced skinning system allows the look and feel to be customized with style sheets alone.

PHP application to let non-technical users create create online surveys, analyize results, and export dat. All managed online after database initialization. MySQL database backend. Plans include a SOAP interface for survey completion.

dotP2P would consist of servers running caches to keep track of domain and nameserver records. Cache servers can be created with any server that supports XML-RPC or SOAP. MySQL is used to store the the cache data.

Healthcare Xchange Protocol for interoperative communications. Data exchange/transfer, platform independent,XML-RPC, HL7, SOAP, EDIFACT, simple,easy, authenticated, secure, transparent, no geo-restrictions, open sourced, peer reviewed, collab development

iNuke - The Newest Intelligent CMS With iNuke you can use other cms modules thanks to the iNuke cmsEmulator and the iNuke apis (iNapi). There is a support for Webservices and SOAP...

pVigil is an Objected Oriented Bug/Issue manager API (LGPL) written in PHP and several "example" user interfaces (GPL) such as e-mail, web, windows (VB) and Soap/XML-RPC. It uses the file system for storage, or you may choose from a variety of SQL DBs.

This extension will allow you to create soap servers and soap clients using php scripting language.

phpXMLP aims to be a XML Protocol implementation for PHP. It should provide support for SOAP 1.2 and WSDL 1.0. It follows very closely the design proposed by the XML Protocol Abstract Model Working Draft published on the 9th of July, 2001 by the W3C.