public function getSoapVar()
{
$ratePlanChargeDataObjects = array();
foreach ($this->_ratePlanChargeDataObjects as $object) {
$ratePlanChargeDataObjects[] = $object->getSoapVar();
}
return new SoapVar(array('RatePlan' => $this->zRatePlan->getSoapVar(), 'RatePlanChargeData' => $ratePlanChargeDataObjects), SOAP_ENC_OBJECT, $this->zType, self::TYPE_NAMESPACE);
}
$usageEvent1->setMerchantEventId("eventID-1-" . $testId);
// unique Id
$usageEvent1->setEventDate('2015-03-27T06:29:34-07:00');
$usageEvent1->setDescription("Service usage");
$usageEvent1->setMerchantAutoBillId("subscriptionID101");
// CashBox will automatically identify which AutoBill item the event should be
// applied to if there are no more than one item with same product. If the
// subscription
$usageEvent1->setMerchantProductId("ratedPriceProduct");
$usageEvent1->setAmount(14902);
// Separate event related to another subscription can be reported in a single call
$usageEvent2 = new Event();
$usageEvent2->setMerchantEventId("eventID-2-" . $testId);
// unique Id
$usageEvent2->setEventDate('2015-03-28T23:59:00-07:00');
$usageEvent2->setDescription("Service usage");
$usageEvent2->setMerchantAutoBillId("subscriptionID102");
$usageEvent2->setMerchantProductId("regular-product");
$usageEvent2->setAmount(159002);
// Now let's record the two events with CashBox
$rp = new RatePlan();
// This is the SOAP interface that supports the recordEvent call
$response = $rp->recordEvent(array($usageEvent1, $usageEvent2));
// up to 50 events can be put in the array
print_r($response);
if ($response['returnCode'] == 200) {
print "Successfully reported events. Call SOAP ID" . $response['data']->return->soapId . "\n";
} else {
print "Events could not be reported";
print "Return code: " . $response['returnCode'] . " Return string: " . $response['returnString'] . " Call SOAP ID: " . $response['data']->return->soapId . "\n";
}