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Working with X-Fire soap services and inheritance in PHP

A while ago we started using X-Fire for soap services. The new soap services we created used inheritance in the returned classes, which wasn’t really that straight forward to implement in PHP. Let’s...

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Array problems with X-Fire, SOAP and PHP

I’ve been working with X-fire / ageis services in SOAP now for a while, and there’s been only one issue I’ve not been able to solve. Arrays. When the back-end send an array with item count > 1...

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Acegi token vs PHP

I spent some time figuring out how acegi tokens works and how to use them with Prado in PHP. An acegi token is a hash-key-ish token that you can use to identify yourself with a web service instead of...

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SoapFault vs Exceptions

When working against complex soap servers from PHP it’s generally a nice thing to be able to act on exceptions and not just provide the error message. I’ve been working against X-Fire web services for...

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Array problems with SOAP and PHP – Updated

This is a follow up to my post about array problems with SOAP and PHP. The scenario was that when an array with only one object was returned over SOAP the array was discarded and pointed straight to...

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Setting xsi:type for objects sent over SOAP (inheritance)

This post is pretty much a revamp of a previous post called “Working with X-Fire soap services and inheritance in PHP“. That title was a bit misleading, and not really that good when it came to...

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