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require_once __DIR__ . "/_prepend.php"; |
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output('<html lang="en"> |
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<head><title>phpxmlrpc - Agesort demo</title></head> |
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<body> |
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<h1>Agesort demo</h1> |
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<h2>Send an array of "name" => "age" pairs to the server that will send it back sorted.</h2> |
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<h3>The code demonstrates usage of automatic encoding/decoding of php variables into xml-rpc values such as arrays and structs</h3> |
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<p>Have a look at <a href="../vardemo.php">vardemo.php</a> for more examples of manual encoding and decoding</p> |
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<p>You can see the source to this page here: <a href="agesort.php?showSource=1">agesort.php</a></p> |
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use PhpXmlRpc\Client; |
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use PhpXmlRpc\Encoder; |
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use PhpXmlRpc\Request; |
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$inAr = array( |
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array('name' => 'Dave', 'age' => 24), |
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array('name' => 'Edd', 'age' => 45), |
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array('name' => 'Joe', 'age' => 37), |
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array('name' => 'Fred', 'age' => 27), |
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); |
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output('This is the input data:<br/><pre>'); |
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foreach ($inAr as $val) { |
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output($val['name'] . ", " . $val['age'] . "\n"); |
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} |
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output('</pre>'); |
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// Create xml-rpc parameters from the input array: an array of structs |
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$encoder = new Encoder(); |
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$v = $encoder->encode($inAr); |
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output("Encoded into xml-rpc format it looks like this: <pre>\n" . htmlentities($v->serialize()) . "</pre>\n"); |
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// create client and request objects |
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$req = new Request('examples.sortByAge', array($v)); |
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$client = new Client(XMLRPCSERVER); |
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// set maximum debug level, to have the complete communication printed to screen |
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$client->setDebug(2); |
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// send request |
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output('Now sending the request... (very detailed debug info follows. Scroll to the bottom of the page for results!)<hr/>'); |
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$resp = $client->send($req); |
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output('<hr/>'); |
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// check response for errors, and take appropriate action |
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if (!$resp->faultCode()) { |
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output('The server gave me these results:<pre>'); |
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$value = $resp->value(); |
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foreach ($encoder->decode($value) as $struct) { |
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// note: here we are trusting the server's response to have the expected format |
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output(htmlspecialchars($struct['name']) . ", " . htmlspecialchars($struct['age']) . "\n"); |
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output('</pre><hr/>For nerds: I got this value back<br/><pre>' . |
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htmlentities($resp->serialize()) . "</pre><hr/>\n"); |
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} else { |
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output('An error occurred:<pre>'); |
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output('Code: ' . htmlspecialchars($resp->faultCode()) . |
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"\nReason: '" . htmlspecialchars($resp->faultString()) . "'</pre><hr/>"); |
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output("</body></html>\n"); |
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gggeek /
phpxmlrpc
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