With the help of PHP wrappers, HTTP URLs can behave like local files. The contents of a URL can be obtained via file_get_contents() and can be echoed. Or read using the readfile function.
Below is sample code to do the same -
$file = file_get_contents('http://example.com/'); echo $file;
An alternative is demonstrated below -
readfile('http://example.com/'); header('Content-type: text/xml'); //The correct MIME type has to be set before displaying the output.
The asXML method can also be used. Below is the sample code -
echo $xml->asXML(); or $xml->asXML('filename.xml'); //providing a name for the xml file.
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