public function testConstructor()
{
$expectedAuth = API\ExchangeWebServicesAuth::fromUsernameAndPassword('testUser', 'testPassword');
$ntlmClient = new NTLMSoapClient('testLocation', API\ExchangeWebServicesAuth::fromUsernameAndPassword('testUser', 'testPassword'), __DIR__ . '/../../../Resources/wsdl/services.wsdl', array('version' => 'testVersion', 'impersonation' => 'testImpersonation'));
$reflection = new ReflectionClass('\\jamesiarmes\\PEWS\\API\\NTLMSoapClient\\Exchange');
$expected = new SoapHeader('http://schemas.microsoft.com/exchange/services/2006/types', 'RequestServerVersion Version="testVersion"');
$this->assertEquals($expected, $ntlmClient->__default_headers[0]);
$expected = new SoapHeader('http://schemas.microsoft.com/exchange/services/2006/types', 'ExchangeImpersonation', API\Type\ExchangeImpersonation::fromEmailAddress('testImpersonation')->toXmlObject());
$this->assertEquals($expected, $ntlmClient->__default_headers[1]);
}
<?php
use jamesiarmes\PEWS\API;
use jamesiarmes\PEWS\API\ExchangeWebServicesAuth;
//In order to work with Exchange API, there are a couple of things you need. Your Client ID which is the ID of your
//application when you registered it, your Client Secret which is the password you generated for your application,
//a Redirect URI which is what you set in your registration panel specific for this application and an Authorization
// Code or Token which is retrieved as part of your authorization with the user.
$clientId = null;
$clientSecret = null;
$redirectUri = null;
//At this point you should have already gotten your authorization_code. That's something that needs to be managed by
//your applicaiton, not this library. Once you have your authorization_code, the library can help you turn that in to a
//authorization_token which can be used to talk to Office365.
$authorizationCode = 'The Code you already fetched.';
//Your code is a one-time use code, but your token will last for a little bit of time. It won't last forever, but you
//should only need one token per session. Likewise, since the token lasts a while you'll want to store it somewhere,
//you don't get a new token every time.
$token = $storage->getToken();
if (!$token) {
$token = ExchangeWebServicesAuth::getTokenFromAuthorizationCode($clientId, $clientSecret, $authorizationCode, $redirectUri);
}
//Once you have your token you can just create your API as easily as before, but with the token instead of with a
//username and a password
$api = API::withCallbackToken('outlook.office365.com', $token);
public function testClientInitialisation()
{
$client = new ExchangeWebServices('testServer', 'testUsername', 'testPassword', ['version' => 'testVersion']);
$expected = new Exchange('https://testServer/EWS/Exchange.asmx', ExchangeWebServicesAuth::fromUsernameAndPassword('testUsername', 'testPassword'), dirname(__FILE__) . '/../../../Resources/wsdl/services.wsdl', array('version' => 'testVersion', 'impersonation' => null, 'trace' => 1, 'exceptions' => true, 'classmap' => ClassMap::getClassMap()));
$this->assertEquals($expected, $client->getClient());
}
public static function fromCallbackToken($server, $token, $options)
{
$self = new static();
$self->createClient($server, ExchangeWebServicesAuth::fromCallbackToken($token), $options);
return $self;
}
public function testFromUsernameAndPassword()
{
$expected = array('curl' => array(CURLOPT_HTTPAUTH => CURLAUTH_BASIC | CURLAUTH_NTLM, CURLOPT_USERPWD => 'testUser' . ':' . 'testPassword'));
$this->assertEquals($expected, ExchangeWebServicesAuth::fromUsernameAndPassword('testUser', 'testPassword'));
}