Use Zend_Rest_Server for Web Service architecture

$base_url = 'http://bbs.it-home.org/';
$client = new Zend_Rest_Client($base_url);
// Set global variables
$headers = array();
$client->headers($headers);
// Remote call, call sayHello interface, pass two string parameters
$response = $client->sayHello('Hello', 'world!')->get();
 if ($this->_request->getParam('debug')) {
 echo "";</li>
<li> print_r(json_decode($response, 1));</li>
<li> echo "";
} else {
 echo $response;
}

Server side:

// Capture request header information
$headers = $this->_request->getParam('headers');
Zend_Registry::set('headers ', $headers);

$server = new Zend_Rest_Server();
$server->setClass('Lijiabeibei_Blog');
$server->handle();
/ /Interface processing class: (Lijiabeibei_Blog)
class Lijiabeibei_Blog {
 protected $retval = array();
 function __construct() {

 }
 / **
 * Test interface
 * @param string $a
 * @param string $b
*/
 function sayHello($a, $b) {
 if (!$this->retval['success']) {
 $this->retval['debug']= print_r(
 Zend_Registry::get('headers'), 1
 );
 return json_encode($this->retval);
 }
 $this->retval['debug'] = $a .' '.$b ;
 return json_encode($this->retval);
 }
}

If you want to set up multiple service classes, you can do this : $server = new Ylili_Rest_Server(); $server->setClass('Lijiabeibei_Blog'); $server->setClass('Lijiabeibei_Shop); Note that the method naming of multiple server classes should not conflict.