*
*
*/
//exit('COMMENT ME TO TEST THE EXAMPLES!');
// require the autoloader class
require_once '../Autoloader.php';
// register the autoloader.
EmailOneApi_Autoloader::register();
// if using a framework that already uses an autoloading mechanism, like Yii for example,
// you can register the autoloader like:
// Yii::registerAutoloader(array('EmailOneApi_Autoloader', 'autoloader'), true);
/**
* Notes:
* If SSL present on the webhost, the api can be accessed via SSL as well (https://...).
* A self signed SSL certificate will work just fine.
* If the EmailOne powered website doesn't use clean urls,
* make sure your apiUrl has the index.php part of url included, i.e:
* http://www.emailone-powered-website.tld/api/index.php
*
* Configuration components:
* The api for the EmailOne EMA is designed to return proper etags when GET requests are made.
* We can use this to cache the request response in order to decrease loading time therefore improving performance.
* In this case, we will need to use a cache component that will store the responses and a file cache will do it just fine.
* Please see EmailOneApi/Cache for a list of available cache components and their usage.
*/
// configuration object
$config = new EmailOneApi_Config(array('apiUrl' => 'http://www.emailone.net/api', 'publicKey' => 'YOUR_PUBLIC_API_KEY', 'privateKey' => 'YOUR_PRIVATE_API_KEY', 'components' => array('cache' => array('class' => 'EmailOneApi_Cache_File', 'filesPath' => dirname(__FILE__) . '/../EmailOneApi/Cache/data/cache'))));
// now inject the configuration and we are ready to make api calls
EmailOneApi_Base::setConfig($config);
// start UTC
date_default_timezone_set('UTC');
