/**
* Execute an HTTP query based on a qurey/response object
*
* After executing the underlying PHP query function, the server response
* is parsed by the response object.
*
* This method should not be invoked directly, but instead through
* {@link makeQuery()}
*
* @param Cpanel_Query_Object $rObj Query object responsible for parsing
* server response
*
* @see makeQuery()
*
* @return Cpanel_Query_Object
* @throws Exception If invalid $rObj
* @throws Exception If $rObj specifies a PHP query function that does not
* have a corresponding proxy method in Cpanel_Query_Http_Abstract
*/
public function exec($rObj)
{
if (!$rObj instanceof Cpanel_Query_Object) {
throw new Exception('Invalid QueryObject');
}
$client = $rObj->query->client;
$func = "{$client}Query";
if (empty($client) || !method_exists($this, $func)) {
throw new Exception("Query client {$client} is not defined");
}
return $rObj->parse($this->{$func}($rObj));
}
* the PHP SimpleXML functions to decode the string
*/
$simplxml = simplexml_load_string($raw);
echo "WHM Version: {$simplxml->version}\n";
/**
* The following example illustrates a direct URL query against
* $server:2087/json-api/listaccts?serchtype=domain&search=dave.com
* and passing a custom header 'CustomHeader=CustomSendValue'
*/
$url = '/json-api/listaccts';
$formdata = array('searchtype' => 'domain', 'search' => 'dave.com');
$response = $cp->api_request('WHM', $url, 'GET', $formdata, array('CustomHeader' => 'CustomSendValue'));
$raw = $response->getRawResponse();
/**
* Again, decode appropriately.
*
* Here, we'll use the cPanel PHP library's JSON parser class
*/
$newResponse = new Cpanel_Query_Object();
$newResponse->setResponseFormatType('JSON');
$newResponse->parse($raw);
echo "Dave's Domain Detail:\n";
foreach ($newResponse->acct as $acct) {
foreach ($acct as $key => $value) {
echo "\t{$key}: {$value}\n";
}
}
} catch (Exception $e) {
echo $e->getMessage() . "\n" . $e->getTraceAsString() . "\n";
}
echo "EOF: You've successfully ended the " . basename(__FILE__) . " script.\n";
