PHP Invoke WCF Summary

New job for the third week, for more than 3 years. Net, suddenly sharp turns to do php, drift over the bend, speed 180 miles

Because of the consolidation of data, the project has to use PHP to call the WCF

A fog, online related information less and less, in Phpchina send a post, no one back, it seems that the blog park is forever home

Thank Dudu the great God for his tireless reply to help, Thanks

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Using PHP to call WCF very simple, all the process, only need two words, carefully

First, the preparatory work:

1.soap.dll

See if there is php_soap.dll in the PHP installation package [PHP is automatically integrated, normally there will be, there is no online download]

2. Modify the php.ini file

After the first step of confirmation, continue to find the PHP configuration file. Because each person's environment is different, for example, the use of integrated development environment, one-click Installation

Some students are themselves installed separately, may php.ini the location will be different. This is done by using phpinfo () to view

After the file is found, open the file,

Find it.

; Extension=php_soap.dll

This line, and then remove the preceding semicolon.

If you do not find this line, do not worry, you can manually add this line.

3. Restart Apach

Second, call WCF

After the 123 steps are completed, our preparation is complete and the next step is to write the code

Assuming that everyone will be WCF, there is a basis for PHP

1. Publish a WCF to invoke

Here are the two methods of WCF

public string SayHello ()
{
Return "Hello World";
}

public string GetData (string value)
{
Return "You entered is:" + value;
}

2.PHP End Call

$wcfURL = ' http://192.168.3.102/Service1.svc?wsdl ';//"This is the address of WCF"
$wcfClient = new SoapClient ($wcfURL);

$result 1 = $wcfClient->sayhello ();
Print_r ($result 1);

Echo ' <br> ';
Echo $result 1->sayhelloresult;//Here is sayhello+result together write, specific reason I don't know

The above PHP code should normally output the following

StdClass Object ([sayhelloresult] = Hello World)

Hello World

The first method is called successfully.

We continue to invoke the method with parameters

This time, be sure to test the WCF Test client with WCF

See I start with the WCF method, the parameter is GetData (string value), and here is the T, which is because in WCF is a colleague who helps me write, he is lazy, and writes the GetData (string T) directly at the time of definition. For this lazy, paid a heavy code, a full 10 minutes!

Connection Details: http://q.cnblogs.com/q/71331/

The following is the revised PHP code

$args = Array (' t ' = ' 312 '); $wcfClient->getdata ($args);
echo $result->getdataresult;
Echo ' <br> ';
Print_r ($result);

The above normal output should be

You entered is:312
StdClass Object ([Getdataresult] = you entered is:312)

This completes the PHP call to WCF, of course, some of the small partners will ask the advanced point, such as the whole class or something as a parameter, return a class or something .... Weak weak said, have not played to so high-level.

Thanks again, Dudu.

The following is a reference article: http://blog.csdn.net/love__coder/article/details/6067611

Http://www.cnblogs.com/tianbang/archive/2012/05/07/2489149.html

PHP calls WCF summary