This plugin iterates over a SOAP API and generates a (cake)php file that you can include in your projects that contains all the API's methods & objects as PHP classes. These classes can then be used by this plugin's datasource to talk with the service.

You'll need the XSLTProcessor. On Ubuntu you'd install that as such:

aptitude install php5-xsl

cd app/Plugin
wget https://github.com/ceeram/wsdl/zipball/master -o wsdl.zip
unzip wsdl.zip
mv ceeram-wsdl-* Wsdl && rm -f wsdl.zip

or git clone, from your app dir:

git clone git://github.com/ceeram/wsdl.git Plugin/Wsdl

In app/Config/bootstrap.php add:

CakePlugin::load('Wsdl');

Command line:

cake Wsdl.Wsdl

and follow the instructions

create a config in database.php like the example:

public $soapservice = array(
	'datasource' => 'Wsdl.WsdlSource',
	'wsdl' => 'http://domain.com/service.asmx?WSDL',
	'lib' => 'ServiceClassMap',
);

Set wsdl and lib to the values you entered and got back in the shell.

Add public $useTable = false; and public $useDbConfig = 'soapservice'; to your model.

If the web service is protected via Basic authentication, you could supply the credentials as follows:

public $soapservice = array(
	'datasource' => 'Wsdl.WsdlSource',
	'wsdl' => 'http://domain.com/service.asmx?WSDL',
	'lib' => 'ServiceClassMap',
	'login' => 'phally',
	'password' => 'awesome',
);