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Added v27 WSDL, server location box and the API Loader utility.
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woocash committed Dec 30, 2010
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129 changes: 125 additions & 4 deletions call-lib.php
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Expand Up @@ -579,7 +579,7 @@ public static function createRequestAndHeadersWithNS($sessionKey, $batchSize, $c
public static function getSoapAddress($wsdl) {
$xml_obj = getXMLElementFromWSDL($wsdl);
$node = $xml_obj->xpath("//default:definitions/default:service/default:port/soap:address");
return $node[0]->attributes()->location;
return (string) $node[0]->attributes()->location;
}

################################################################################
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return $payload;
/ /*/
$fieldNames = ZuoraAPIHelper::getFieldList($wsdl, $object);
return ZuoraAPIHelper::printXMLWithNS($call, $object, $fieldNames, array(), $debug, $offset, $apiNamespace, $objectNamespace);
return ZuoraAPIHelper::printXMLWithNS($call, $object, $fieldNames, array(), $debug, $offset, $apiNamespace, $objectNamespace, true);
}

################################################################################
public static function printXMLWithNS($call, $object, $fieldNames, $values, $debug, $offset, $apiNamespace, $objectNamespace) {
public static function printXMLWithNS($call, $object, $fieldNames, $values, $debug, $offset, $apiNamespace, $objectNamespace, $emptyValuesOk) {
$ID_FIELD = "Id";
$index = 0;

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$payload .= str_repeat(" ", $offset) . " <" . $apiNamespace . ":zObjects xsi:type=\"" . $objectNamespace . ":" . $object . "\">\n";
for ($i = 0; $i < count($fieldNames); $i++) {
$field = $fieldNames[$i];
$payload .= str_repeat(" ", $offset) . " <" . $objectNamespace . ":" . $field . ">" . $data[$field] . "</" . $objectNamespace . ":" . $field . ">\n";
if (!$emptyValuesOk && ($data[$field] == null || strlen($data[$field]) <= 0)) {
continue;
} else {
$payload .= str_repeat(" ", $offset) . " <" . $objectNamespace . ":" . $field . ">" . $data[$field] . "</" . $objectNamespace . ":" . $field . ">\n";
}
}
$payload .= str_repeat(" ", $offset) . " </" . $apiNamespace . ":zObjects>\n";
$index++;
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return $this->myResponse;
}
}

################################################################################
/** Quoted from http://php.net/manual/en/function.substr.php, submitted by egingell at sisna dot com on 19-Oct-2006 10:19
* string substrpos(string $str, mixed $start [[, mixed $end], boolean $ignore_case])
*
* If $start is a string, substrpos will return the string from the position of the first occuring $start to $end
*
* If $end is a string, substrpos will return the string from $start to the position of the first occuring $end
*
* If the first character in (string) $start or (string) $end is '-', the last occuring string will be used.
*
* If $ignore_case is true, substrpos will not care about the case.
* If $ignore_case is false (or anything that is not (boolean) true, the function will be case sensitive.
* Both of the above: only applies if either $start or $end are strings.
*
* echo substrpos('This is a string with 0123456789 numbers in it.', 5, '5');
* // Prints 'is a string with 01234';
*
* echo substrpos('This is a string with 0123456789 numbers in it.', '5', 5);
* // Prints '56789'
*
* echo substrpos('This is a string with 0123456789 numbers in it and two strings.', -60, '-string')
* // Prints 's is a string with 0123456789 numbers in it and two '
*
* echo substrpos('This is a string with 0123456789 numbers in it and two strings.', -60, '-STRING', true)
* // Prints 's is a string with 0123456789 numbers in it and two '
*
* echo substrpos('This is a string with 0123456789 numbers in it and two strings.', -60, '-STRING', false)
* // Prints 's is a string with 0123456789 numbers in it and two strings.'
*
* Warnings:
* Since $start and $end both take either a string or an integer:
* If the character or string you are searching $str for is a number, pass it as a quoted string.
* If $end is (integer) 0, an empty string will be returned.
* Since this function takes negative strings ('-search_string'):
* If the string your using in $start or $end is a '-' or begins with a '-' escape it with a '\'.
* This only applies to the *first* character of $start or $end.
*/

// Define stripos() if not defined (PHP < 5).
if (!is_callable("stripos")) {
function stripos($str, $needle, $offset = 0) {
return strpos(strtolower($str), strtolower($needle), $offset);
}
}

function substrpos($str, $start, $end = false, $ignore_case = false) {
// Use variable functions
if ($ignore_case === true) {
$strpos = 'stripos'; // stripos() is included above in case it's not defined (PHP < 5).
} else {
$strpos = 'strpos';
}

// If end is false, set it to the length of $str
if ($end === false) {
$end = strlen($str);
}

// If $start is a string do what's needed to make it an integer position for substr().
if (is_string($start)) {
// If $start begins with '-' start processing until there's no more matches and use the last one found.
if ($start{0} == '-') {
// Strip off the '-'
$start = substr($start, 1);
$found = false;
$pos = 0;
while(($curr_pos = $strpos($str, $start, $pos)) !== false) {
$found = true;
$pos = $curr_pos + 1;
}
if ($found === false) {
$pos = false;
} else {
$pos -= 1;
}
} else {
// If $start begins with '\-', strip off the '\'.
if ($start{0} . $start{1} == '\-') {
$start = substr($start, 1);
}
$pos = $strpos($str, $start);
}
$start = $pos !== false ? $pos : 0;
}

// Chop the string from $start to strlen($str).
$str = substr($str, $start);

// If $end is a string, do exactly what was done to $start, above.
if (is_string($end)) {
if ($end{0} == '-') {
$end = substr($end, 1);
$found = false;
$pos = 0;
while(($curr_pos = strpos($str, $end, $pos)) !== false) {
$found = true;
$pos = $curr_pos + 1;
}
if ($found === false) {
$pos = false;
} else {
$pos -= 1;
}
} else {
if ($end{0} . $end{1} == '\-') {
$end = substr($end, 1);
}
$pos = $strpos($str, $end);
}
$end = $pos !== false ? $pos : strlen($str);
}

// Since $str has already been chopped at $start, we can pass 0 as the new $start for substr()
return substr($str, 0, $end);
}

?>
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