/**
* This will run the proxy webservice and exit the script execution
*
* @param strign $wsdl The WSDL URI
*/
public static function RunProxy($wsdl)
{
require_once dirname(__FILE__) . '/class.phpwsdlclient.php';
PhpWsdl::Debug('Run PhpWsdlAjax proxy at ' . $wsdl);
PhpWsdl::RegisterHook('CreatePhpCallHook', 'ajax', 'PhpWsdlAjax::CreatePhpCall');
self::$Client = new PhpWsdlClient($wsdl);
$server = self::$Client->CreateServerFromWsdl();
if ($server->IsSoapRequest()) {
eval($server->OutputPhp(false, false, array('class' => 'PhpWsdlAjaxProxy', 'openphp' => false)));
}
$server->RunServer(null, 'PhpWsdlAjaxProxy');
}
<?php
// This demonstrates how to use the SOAP client
// Internally this client uses the native PHP SoapClient. The use of PhpWsdl
// is best for doing SOAP with http Auth protected webservices or if you
// prefer to work with a documented PHP client class that handles all the SOAP
// for you.
if (isset($_GET['name'])) {
// Perform SOAP request
require_once 'class.phpwsdlclient.php';
// All depencies are loaded here
ini_set('soap.wsdl_cache_enabled', 0);
// Disable caching in PHP
PhpWsdl::$CacheTime = 0;
// Disable caching in PhpWsdl
$client = new PhpWsdlClient('http://wan24.de/test/phpwsdl2/demo4.php?WSDL');
// The constructor has to be called with the target webservice WSDL URI
?>
<html><head><title>SOAP demo</title></head><body><p><?php
echo htmlentities($client->SayHello($_GET['name']));
// Perform the SOAP request and output the response
// You could also use the PhpWsdlClient->DoRequest method
//echo htmlentities($client->DoRequest('SayHello',Array('you')));
// PhpWsdlClient can produce a documented PHP SOAP client for you
/*$php=$client->CreatePhpSoapClient(null,Array('openphp'=>false));// $php will contain the generated PHP SOAP client source code
eval($php);// This will load the SOAP client classes from the PHP code string
$soapDemo=new SoapDemoSoapClient();// Create an instance of the generated class (the name of the webservice+"SoapClient" is the default class name)
echo htmlentities($soapDemo->SayHello('you'));*/
?>
</p></body></html><?php
} else {
<?php
// This demonstrates how to use the SOAP client
// Internally this client uses the native PHP SoapClient. The use of PhpWsdl
// is best for doing SOAP with http Auth protected webservices or if you
// prefer to work with a documented PHP client class that handles all the SOAP
// for you.
if (isset($_GET['name'])) {
// Perform SOAP request
require_once 'class.phpwsdlclient.php';
// All depencies are loaded here
ini_set('soap.wsdl_cache_enabled', 0);
// Disable caching in PHP
PhpWsdl::$CacheTime = 0;
// Disable caching in PhpWsdl
$client = new PhpWsdlClient('http://wan24.de/test/phpwsdl2/demo4.php?WSDL');
// The constructor has to be called with the target webservice WSDL URI
?>
<html><head><title>SOAP demo</title></head><body><p><?
echo htmlentities($client->SayHello($_GET['name']));// Perform the SOAP request and output the response
// You could also use the PhpWsdlClient->DoRequest method
//echo htmlentities($client->DoRequest('SayHello',Array('you')));
// PhpWsdlClient can produce a documented PHP SOAP client for you
/*$php=$client->CreatePhpSoapClient(null,Array('openphp'=>false));// $php will contain the generated PHP SOAP client source code
eval($php);// This will load the SOAP client classes from the PHP code string
$soapDemo=new SoapDemoSoapClient();// Create an instance of the generated class (the name of the webservice+"SoapClient" is the default class name)
echo htmlentities($soapDemo->SayHello('you'));*/
?></p></body></html><?php