Hello,
A bit of background. I work at a company that has a web-based staffing
software (jobs, candidates, you get the idea). We are about 5 developers
(close to 15 w/ all other projects). Jobs and candidates are a perfect
example of where XML and web-services are applicable. Use our software
My god does PHP need one. Or a library of functions to use.
Yes, I have built in CURL support and am reading the $HTTP_RAW_DATA_POST
variable and rolling my own as they say, but it sure would be nice. I've
seen Manual Lemos' soap classes, and they are cool, but aren't really what I
need.
PHP
for
processing, etc. Anyway, just a thought...
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From: Dahnke, Eric [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, October 01, 2001 8:15 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] SOAP Tool Kit for PHP
My god does PHP need one. Or a library of functions to use.
Yes, I have built in CURL
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Subject: RE: [PHP] SOAP Tool Kit for PHP
You could also consider possibly the reverse of what you're doing. I'm not
sure if it would actually work well, nor can I give you real details on how
to do it, but you can always use Java classes from PHP. Depending on how
much SOAP is needed/used across
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Subject: RE: [PHP] SOAP Tool Kit for PHP
Thanks. That's what I'm doing, and it is working, but it doesn't seem like
it will be very robust, and I don't know if my roll your own will be
compliant with MS SOAP messages and Apache SOAP messages.
I'm reading the Soap:Envelope and Body
:46 AM
To: 'Chris Bailey'
Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: [PHP] SOAP Tool Kit for PHP
Thanks. That's what I'm doing, and it is working, but it doesn't seem like
it will be very robust, and I don't know if my roll your own will be
compliant with MS SOAP messages and Apache SOAP messages
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