Summary of PHP calling WCF, summary of calling wcf

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Summary of PHP calling WCF, summary of calling wcf

In the third week of my new job, I have been working on .Net for more than 3 years, and I suddenly made a sharp turn to do PHP, drifting around the corner, at a speed of 180 Mai

Due to data integration, we have to use PHP to call WCF in the project

I’m confused, there is very little relevant information on the Internet. I posted a post on phpChina, but no one has responded yet. It seems that the blog garden is my forever home

Thanks to Master Dudu for his tireless reply and help, Thanks

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

1. Preparation:

1.soap.dll

Check if there is ext in the PHP installation package php_soap.dll [It is automatically integrated by PHP and usually exists. If it does not exist, you can download it online]

2. Modify the php.ini file

After confirming the first step, continue to find the PHP configuration file. Since everyone’s environment is different, for example, some use an integrated development environment and install it with one click

Some students install them separately, so the location of php.ini may be different. The approach at this time is to use phpinfo() to view

After finding the file, open the file,

Found

;extension=php_soap.dll

This line, then remove the preceding semicolon.

If you don’t find this line, don’t worry, you can also add it manually.

3. Restart apach

2. Call WCF

After completing the above 123 steps, our preparations are complete, and the next step is to write the code

Assume that everyone knows WCF and has a basic knowledge of PHP

1. Publish a WCF for call

The following are two methods of WCF

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

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

2.PHP side call

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

$result1 = $wcfClient->SayHello ();
print_r ( $result1 );

echo '
';
echo $result1->SayHelloResult;//This is where SayHello Result is written together. I don’t know the specific reason

The above PHP code should normally output as follows

stdClass Object ( [SayHelloResult] => Hello World )

Hello World

The first method was called successfully

We continue to call methods with parameters

At this time, you must use the WCF test client to test WCF

See my initial WCF method, the parameter is GetData(string value), and t is displayed here. This is because a colleague wrote it for me in WCF. He was lazy and wrote GetData( directly when defining it. string t). For this laziness, I paid a lot of code for a full 10 minutes!

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

The following is the modified PHP code

$args = array('t' => '312');
$wcfClient->GetData($args);<br />echo $result->GetDataResult;<br />echo '<br>';<br />print_r ( $result );

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The normal output above should be

You entered is :312
stdClass Object ( [GetDataResult] => You entered is : 312)

The above completes the call of PHP to WCF. Of course, some friends will ask about more advanced ones, such as taking the entire class as a parameter, returning a class or something... .....To put it bluntly, I haven’t played to that advanced level yet..

Thank you 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