<?php
/**
* Remote Service Display module for ZPanelX (uses XMWS)
* Written by Bobby Allen, 05/04/2012.
*/
require_once 'lib/xmwsclient.class.php';
$service_status = new xmwsclient();
$service_status->InitRequest($apiurl, 'services', 'GetServiceStatus', $apikey);
$response_array = $service_status->XMLDataToArray($service_status->Request($service_status->BuildRequest()));
if ($response_array['xmws']['response'] != '1101') {
die("API Error: " . $response_array['xmws']['content']);
}
/**
* We have to manually check the DNS port at present as DNS is not currently part of the standard port array in the service webservice class (will add in ZPX 1.0.1)
*/
$dns_status = new xmwsclient();
$dns_status->InitRequest($apiurl, 'services', 'GetPortStatus', $apikey);
$dns_status->SetRequestData("<port>53</port>");
$dnsresponse_array = $dns_status->XMLDataToArray($dns_status->Request($dns_status->BuildRequest()));
if ($dnsresponse_array['xmws']['response'] != '1101') {
die("API Error: " . $response_array['xmws']['content']);
}
<?php
require_once 'xmwsclient.class.php';
// We create a new instance of the class.
$xmws = new xmwsclient();
// URL to the ZPanel server (with or without the trailing slash)
$xmws->wsurl = 'http://localhost/zpanelx/';
// The server won't help you unless you can authenticate with the correct server API key (the key is a Zpanel setting, use ctrl_options::GetOption('apikey') to find out what yours is)
$xmws->serverkey = 'ee8795c8c53bfdb3b2cc595186b68912';
// Specify the 'module' where the web service class exists in.
$xmws->module = 'test';
// Specify what method you want to run and get the response back from.
$xmws->method = 'TestMe';
// If the web service class requires authentication then you need to specify the username and password! - This is a ZPanel user account!
$xmws->username = '';
$xmws->password = '';
// Finally we now send over any variables that can be used by the Zpanel module to help with the request (eg. a string, a comma seperated list, binary data etc.) if not required then it can be left blank.
$xmws->SetRequestData('Bobby Allen, how come you ask? and what is yours?');
// Alternatively you can set it using the normal class variable set like: $xmws->data = '';
// Now we just prepare the XML, this can be built dynamically (like in this example) or you can specify raw XML if you wish.
$auto_prepared_xml = $xmws->BuildRequest();
// So here we are sending the request and converting the response into a PHP array so we can access the data in an easy to handle format.
// By just requesting $repsonse = $xmws->Request($auto_prepared_xml); you would recieve the raw request. (XML data)
$ws_handle = $xmws->ResponseToArray($xmws->Request($auto_prepared_xml));
if ($ws_handle['response'] == 1101) {
echo "<table><tr><th>Server response data</th></tr><tr><td>" . $ws_handle['data'] . "</td></tr></table>";
} else {
echo "Something appeared to go wrong! The webservice reported response code: <strong>" . $ws_handle['response'] . "</strong>, The human readable version of this error is: '<strong>" . $ws_handle['data'] . "</strong>'";
}
// This can be used to debug, this shows the values of the response.
/*$xmws->ShowXMLAsArrayData($xmws->Request($auto_prepared_xml));*/
