-- Ian Warner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
(on Wednesday, 13 June 2007, 11:51 PM +0100):
> Hi
>
> I want to send the following XMl through HTTP Client as a POST
>
>
> $XMLDATA = '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>';
> $XMLDATA .= '<ResponseService Version="2.3">';
> $XMLDATA .= "<Header>";
> $XMLDATA .= "<Partner>test</Partner>";
> $XMLDATA .= "<Password>test</Password>";
> $XMLDATA .= "<Company>test</Company>";
> $XMLDATA .= "</Header>";
> $XMLDATA .= "<ResponseList>";
> $XMLDATA .= "<Response>";
> $XMLDATA .= "<TransactionID>99</TransactionID>";
> $XMLDATA .= "<OriginatingNumber>12345</OriginatingNumber>";
> $XMLDATA .= "<Time>" . date('YmdHi') . "</Time>";
> $XMLDATA .= "<Data>" . $message . "</Data>";
> $XMLDATA .= "<Destination>" . $destination . "</Destination>";
> $XMLDATA .= "<Operator>23433</Operator>";
> $XMLDATA .= "</Response>";
> $XMLDATA .= "</ResponseList>";
> $XMLDATA .= "</ResponseService>";
>
> $client->setParameterPost(array('XMLDATA' => $XMLDATA));
>
> On the other end I SIMPLE XML this
>
> but I get load of errors due to HTTP client urlencoding and addingslashes.
>
> If it is urlencoding why does it need to addslashes?
>
> anyway to get round this ?
Send it as a RAW POST:
$clent->setRawData($XMLDATA);
and read the raw post on the server side. This is the typical way XML is
transmitted via HTTP (XML-RPC and SOAP both use it, and it's the
recommended way to POST or PUT data to REST).
--
Matthew Weier O'Phinney
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