SOAP client: PHP SOAP Server-side C # Client

recently wrote a PHP soap server


end, the implementation of the PHP client calls, but can not achieve the C # client calls, after reading the manual for a long time did not realize its visit


, finally tried a nusoap

An open source
on the
sf.net

Project, Effect


is very good, very eacy to achieve the required functions


C # 's web


Service


(server side) is very easy to implement, C # client invocation is also very convenient


PHP's Web server side typically generates a. wsdl file


,. WSDL is a service provided by an XML file Description


below to see my first PHP Web service


<?php


/**


* Processsimpletype Method


* @param string $who name of the person we ' ll say hello to


* @return String $hellotext The Hello string


*/


function Processsimpletype ($who) {


return "Hello $who, Welcome to visit http://www.cxybl.com


";


}


?>


Remember to download
first

Nusoap


<?php


require_once ("lib/nusoap/nusoap.php");


$namespace = "http://www.cxybl.com";


Create a new SOAP server


$server = new Soap_server ();


//Configure our WSDL


$server->configurewsdl ("SimpleService");


//Set our namespace


$server->wsdl->schematargetnamespace = $namespace;


//Register our WebMethod


$server->register (


//Method Name:


"Processsimpletype",


//Parameter list:


Array ("name" => "xsd:string"),


//return value (s):


Array ("Return" => "xsd:string"),


//namespace:


$namespace,


//SOAPAction: (Use default)


false,


//style. RPC or document


"RPC",


//use:encoded or literal


"encoded",


//Description:documentation for the method


"A simple Hello World Web method");


Get we posted data if the service is being consumed


//Otherwise leave this data blank.


$post _data = isset ($globals ["Http_raw_post_data"])? $globals ["Http_raw_post_data"]: "";


//Pass we posted data (or nothing) to the SOAP service


$server->service ($post _data);


exit ();


?>


after writing, you can use the


Open. NET, add references


Next click WSDL to see the services provided, as shown in the following figure


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