SOAP SOAP is probably the most used Web Services protocol. It provides a way of exchanging structured information of application functionality. A SOAP interface can be defined by its Web Service Description Language (WSDL) file, which simply provides the definitions of all available methods to the client. One of the biggest attractions to using SOAP ..
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Diagnose Look up the following inside your script file phpinfo(); If you can’t find Soap Client set to enabled like so: Fix Do the following: Locate php.ini in your apache bin folder, I.e Apache/bin/php.ini Remove the ; from the beginning of extension=php_soap.dll Restart your Apache server Look up your phpinfo(); again and check if you ..
SugarCRM integration and Apache Axis The most read articles here on beanizer.org are with no doubt those related to SugarCRM integration. Up to now our articles have focused on integrating with PHP, but following some readers’ request, starting from this article we’ll talk about integrating SugarCRM with Java. Though Java has strong and long lasting ..
Introduction Here we are again to talk about SugarCRM integration. This time I’d like to explore some techniques to pass from a website session to a SOAP one. Can this be any useful? Judging from the number of questions I’ve received from friends who are messing around with SugarCRM, this is quite an interesting subject. ..
NuSOAP and HTTP Authentication I regularly receive emails from friends messing around with nusoap asking about various features of the library. Most doubts are about HTTP Authentication and HTTP Proxy. Here are my five cents to try and help. If your webservice server requires http authentication don’t worry, nusoap includes the method you need ..
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