PHP calls WebService two implementation code

OK now we're going to experience webservice

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Server-Side serversoap.php $soap = new SoapServer (Null,array (' uri ' => ' http://192.168.1.179/');//this URI is your SERVER IP. $soap->addfunction (' Minus_func '); Register the function $soap->addfunction (Soap_functions_all); $soap->handle (); function Minus_func ($i, $j) { $res = $i-$j; return $res; } Client Side clientsoap.php try { $client = new SoapClient (NULL, Array (' Location ' => "http://192.168.1.179/test/serverSoap.php", ' uri ' => ' http://127.0.0.1/') ); echo $client->minus_func (100,99); catch (SoapFault $fault) { echo "Error:", $fault->faultcode, ", String:", $fault->faultstring; } This is an example of a client calling a server-side function, and we'll get another class. Server-Side serversoap.php $classExample = Array (); $soap = new SoapServer (Null,array (' uri ' => ' http://192.168.1.179/', ' classexample ' => $classExample)); $soap->setclass (' Chesterclass '); $soap->handle (); Class Chesterclass { Public $name = ' Chester '; function GetName () { return $this->name; } } Client Side clientsoap.php try { $client = new SoapClient (NULL, Array (' Location ' => "http://192.168.1.179/test/serverSoap.php", ' uri ' => ' http://127.0.0.1/') ); echo $client->getname (); catch (SoapFault $fault) { echo "Error:", $fault->faultcode, ", String:", $fault->faultstring; }

The above code I have tested through

Proxy method call

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? /******************************************************************************/ /* FileName: soapclient.php /* Description: WebService interface Client Routines /******************************************************************************/ Require (' nusoap.php '); Creates a SoapClient object, which is the WSDL of the server $client =new soapclient (' Http://localhost/Webservices/Service.asmx?WSDL ', ' WSDL '); Generate proxy class $proxy = $client->getproxy (); Calling remote functions $aryResult = $proxy->login (' username ', MD5 (' password ')); Echo $client->debug_str; /* if (! $err = $proxy->geterror ()) { Print_r ($aryResult); } else { Print "ERROR: $err"; } */ $document = $proxy->document; Echo <<<soapdocument <?xml version= "1.0" encoding= "GB2312"?> <soap-env:envelope soap-env:encodingstyle= "http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/" xmlns:soap-env= "http:// schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"xmlns:xsd=" Http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema "xmlns:xsi=" http://www.w3.org/ 2001/xmlschema-instance "xmlns:soap-enc=" http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/"xmlns:si=" http:// Soapinterop.org/xsd "> <SOAP-ENV:Body> $document </SOAP-ENV:Body> </SOAP-ENV:Envelope> Soapdocument; ?>

Many friends who use Nusoap to invoke. NET WebService or Java EE WebService may have encountered Chinese garbled problems, the following describes the causes of the problem and the corresponding solutions.

Nusoap Call WebService the reason for garbled:

Usually we use the UTF-8 code for WebService development, when we need to set:

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$client->soap_defencoding = ' utf-8 ';

At the same time, XML needs to be passed in the same encoding:

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$client->xml_encoding = ' utf-8 ';

At this point should be all normal, but we are in the output of the results, but found that the return of garbled.

Nusoap Call WebService a garbled solution:

In fact, a friend who has turned on the debugging feature will find that $client->response is returning the correct result, why $result = $client->call ($action, Array (' Parameters ' => $ param)); But it's garbled?

After studying the NUSOAP code, we find that when xml_encoding is set to UTF-8, Nusoap detects Decode_utf8 settings, and if true, executes the Utf8_decode function in PHP, and Nusoap defaults to True , so we need to set:

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$client->soap_defencoding = ' utf-8 '; $client->decode_utf8 = false; $client->xml_encoding = ' utf-8 ';