Using PHPRPC and soap to implement PHP webserver function respectively

Service side: Phprpc Service side

<?PHP/*PHPRPC Server Demo * time:2014-06-23*/    require_once' phprpc_server.php ';//Introduction to the service side    classTest {//generate a class         Public functionGet$data= ' Java '){            return' Hello '.$data; }    }    $handle=NewPhprpc_server ();//instantiating the service side    $handle->add (' Get ', ' test ');//add a Get method in the test class    $handle->start ();//Handshake started?>

Service side: SOAP Service side

<?PHP/*SOAP Service Side demo * time:2014-06-23*/    classTest {//generate a class         Public functionGet$data= ' Java '){            return' Hello '.$data; }    }    $config=Array(        ' Location ' = ' http://127.0.0.1/soap_server.php ', ' uri ' = ' soap_server.php '    ); $handle=NewSoapServer (NULL,$config);//instantiating the service side    $handle->setclass (' Test ');//Add the entire test class    $handle->handle ();//Handshake started?>

Client: PHPRPC Client

<? PHP     /* PHPRPC Client Demo     * time:2014-06-23    */    require_once ' phprpc_client.php ';   Introducing the client    $handlenew phprpc_client (' http://127.0.0.1/server.php ');   Instantiate the client and pass in the server-side URL    echo$handle->get (' php!! '); // call the Get function ?>

Client: SOAP Client

<? PHP     /* SOAP Client Demo     * time:2014-06-23    *    /$configarray(        ' Location ' = ' http://127.0.0.1/soap_server.php ',        ' uri ' = ' soap_server.php '    );     $handle New SoapClient (null,$config);     ECHO $handle->get (' java!! ' );? >

Personal humble Opinion: Plainly, both are transmitted by serializing the data, and the performance situation is almost identical to the operating code, and there are many other ways to implement the Webserver function:; the fact that as far as I am concerned, I just need to know some of the principles and use one.