Hi,
I thought there was only one XML standard (1.0)?
I guess my question should have been, when someone commits an HTTP POST
sending me raw xml data to my PHP script, I imagine PHP would store it
in some global variable. What variable is that?
Thanks,
Kris
Jimmy Brake wrote:
depends on
AH! That is my ticket! Thanks. Yes, my client was posting to my
wanna be server script with mime type text/xml. I should be able to
easilly take $HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA and pass it straight on to my XML
parser. I imagine, when someone posts xml, $HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA will
appear as an array.
Hi Chris,
Long time no talk to! Hope you had a good new year.
Thanks for the info. My development is basically similar to SOAP and
XML-RPC like that used for RSS. I'll probably get more into it [SOAP]
when they [PEAR gurus] get past the beta testing stage.
I am happy with what I have to
Can you email me the URL to NuSOAP and the PEAR SOAP pages?
I don't know much at all about the PEAR SOAP because it is still in testing.
As for NuSOAP, I've just started using it myself and it seems to work well
for what I've written so far.
You can find NuSOAP here:
The variables will created (as of 4.x) in the $_POST and $_GET global arrays
and you
can then access them using what ever functions you need to use.
As for XML if it is posted as raw you will get an error from Apache saying
Bad Request.
I have just setup an example to see what is possible to get
You can post to your server with a mimetype of text/xml
and in your script pickup the raw post as:
$HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA
Then just process this string as XML and return to buffer or not.
Have fun.
Timothy Hitchens (HiTCHO)
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HiTCHO | Open Platform Web Development
Consutling -
Using PHP with cURL, I am currently able to dynamically
create XML documents and HTTP POST to a remote server,
receive an XML response, and parse XML as needed.
What I am having trouble finding information on is doing
the reverse. Basically, I am trying to create a PHP script
that acts
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