SoapClient

Introduction

The WSDL produced by PhpWsdl is independent from the used SOAP client. And PhpWsdl brings its own SOAP client solution.

Details

PhpWsdl wraps the native PHP SoapClient object. Example usage:

require_once('class.phpwsdlclient.php');
$client=new PhpWsdlClient('http://wan24.de/test/phpwsdl2/demo4.php?WSDL');
echo $client->SayHello('you');

But the client can do quiet more for you:

• cache the target SOAP webservices WSDL
• create a PHP SOAP client proxy class from a foreign webservice

[Anonymous]

Originally posted by: dami...@gmail.com

Hi,

I am using this example to create my very own and simple one like below.

require_once('php-wsdl-2.3/class.phpwsdlclient.php'); $client=new PhpWsdlClient?('http://localhost/WSBannerPHP/demo4dan.php?wsdl'); echo $client->getItem(4);

I am getting a 500 error, any idea?

my web service code is as follows:

<?php

// A quick and dirty SOAP server example

ini_set('soap.wsdl_cache_enabled',0); // Disable caching in PHP $PhpWsdlAutoRun?=true; // With this global variable PhpWsdl will autorun in quick mode, too require_once('php-wsdl-2.3/class.phpwsdl.php');

// In quick mode you can specify the class filename(s) of your webservice // optional parameter, if required. //PhpWsdl::RunQuickMode?();// -> Don't waste my time - just run!

class myWebService{

/****

• Return a blogpost
• • @param string $sID
• @return string test data
• public function getItem($sID){

$iID = (int)$sID; $aValidIds = array(1, 2, 3, 5); // Notice the missing id number 4 // Check if we requested a valid blogpost id if(!in_array($iID, $aValidIds)) {

throw new SoapFault?('Server', 'Blogpost with id '.$iID.' not found!');

} return 'Blogpost with id '.$iID;

}

} ?>