I'm currently facing some problems with the CreateAttachment API call in EWS 2010. We are using PHP 5.5 with curl 7.49.1.
We are currently using the following little script to test this issue:
$ewswrapper = new EWSWrapper($host, $user, $pass);
try {
// See examples:
//
// http://jamesarmes.com/php-ews/doc/0.1/examples/contact-set-update-photo.html
// https://github.com/jamesiarmes/php-ews/blob/master/examples/contact/set-photo.php
$picture = base64_decode(" ... some valid base64 image ... ");
$attachment = new EWSType_FileAttachmentType();
$attachment->IsContactPhoto = true;
$attachment->Content = $picture;
$attachment->Name = "ContactPicture.jpg";
$attachment->ContentType = "image/png";
// Create the attachment request
$attRequest = new EWSType_CreateAttachmentType();
$attRequest->ParentItemId = new EWSType_ItemIdType();
$attRequest->ParentItemId->Id = " ... some ItemId of a contact ... ";
$attRequest->ParentItemId->ChangeKey = " ... some ChangeKey of the contact ... ";
$attRequest->Attachments = new EWSType_NonEmptyArrayOfAttachmentsType();
$attRequest->Attachments->FileAttachment = [];
$attRequest->Attachments->FileAttachment[] = $attachment;
$ewswrapper->service->CreateAttachment($attRequest);
} catch (Exception $e) {
var_dump($e->getMessage());
}
The returned status code of the response is 100. As far as we can tell, the response is empty. Dumping the request before sending it shows us a valid xml output that should theoretically work. We have checked both the official Microsoft documentation at https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/aa565931(v=exchg.140).aspx and the API examples at http://jamesarmes.com/php-ews/doc/0.1/examples/contact-set-update-photo.html.
Other requests to the API work perfectly. We can create, update, query and delete just fine, it seems to be this request specifically which fails.
We would highly appreciate any pointers into the right direction! Thanks in advance! If more information is needed regarding the code, infrastructure, etc, please ask!
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I can't seem to find any code to display returned values from the call.
I am running the xml-lib from the software vendor at the following link
https://support.sippysoft.com/support/solutions/articles/3000013653-xml-rpc-api-sign-up-html-page-fresh-version-
<?php
include 'xmlrpc/xmlrpc.inc';
function listAccounts()
{
//$params = array(new xmlrpcval(array("i_account"=> new xmlrpcval('14719', "string")), 'struct'));
$msg = new xmlrpcmsg('listAccounts');
/* replace here URL and credentials to access to the API */
$cli = new xmlrpc_client('https://DOMAINHERE/xmlapi/xmlapi');
$cli->setSSLVerifyPeer(false);
$cli->setSSLVerifyHost(false);
$cli->setCredentials('USERNAME', 'PASSWORD', CURLAUTH_DIGEST);
$r = $cli->send($msg, 20);
if ($r->faultCode()) {
error_log("Fault. Code: " . $r->faultCode() . ", Reason: " . $r->faultString());
print_r ($r->faultString());
return false;
}
else
{
return $r->value();
// I need something here to write returned values to normal PHP variable
}
}
Ok thanks to the comment from halfer.
I managed to get the issue and digging through the code in the library I found a function that does the trick.
Thanks a million for your pointer it really helped.
I am new to php and xml and the learning curve is quite tall but thanks.
for someone else reference maybe in the future here is the corrected code with the last 2 lines that does the magic for me.
<?php
include 'xmlrpc/xmlrpc.inc';
// $params = array(new xmlrpcval(array("offset"=> new xmlrpcval("1", "int")
// ,"i_customer"=> new xmlrpcval("321", "int")
// ), 'struct'));
$params = array(new xmlrpcval(array("i_customer"=> new xmlrpcval("321", "int")
), 'struct'));
$msg = new xmlrpcmsg('listAccounts', $params);
/* replace here URL and credentials to access to the API */
$cli = new xmlrpc_client('DOMAIN');
$cli->setSSLVerifyPeer(false);
$cli->setdebug(0);
$r = $cli->send($msg, 20); /* 20 seconds timeout */
if ($r->faultCode()) {
error_log("Fault. Code: " . $r->faultCode() . ", Reason: " . $r->faultString());
echo $r->faultString();
}
// now lets decode the xml response..
$values=php_xmlrpc_decode($r->value());
var_dump ($values['accounts'][0][username]);
?>
I created a chatbot in Dialogflow which informs the user about the members of my (extended) family and about where they are living. I have created a small database with MySQL which has these data stored and I fetch them with a PHP script (hosted on Heroku) whenever this is appropriate depending on the interaction of the user with the chatbot.
My PHP script which receives the POST request (webhook) from Dialogflow is the following:
<?php
$dbServername = '******************';
$dbUsername = '******************';
$dbPassword = '******************';
$dbName = '******************';
$conn = mysqli_connect($dbServername, $dbUsername, $dbPassword, $dbName);
header('Content-Type: application/json');
$method = $_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'];
if($method == 'POST'){
$requestBody = file_get_contents('php://input');
$json = json_decode($requestBody);
$action = $json->result->action;
$first_name = $json->result->contexts[0]->parameters->{'given-name'};
$last_name = $json->result->contexts[0]->parameters->{'last-name'};
$lifespan = $json->result->contexts[0]->lifespan;
$sql = "SELECT * FROM family WHERE name LIKE '%$first_name%$last_name%';";
$result = mysqli_query($conn, $sql);
$resultCheck = mysqli_num_rows($result);
if ($resultCheck > 0) {
while ($row = mysqli_fetch_assoc($result)) {
$person = $row;
}
switch ($action) {
case 'Name':
$speech= "$first_name is my" . $person["name"] . ".";
break;
case 'Location':
$speech = "$first_name is living in {$person["location"]}.";
break;
default:
$speech = "Please ask me something more relevant to my family";
break;
}
}
else {
$speech = "Sorry, $first_name $last_name is not a member of my family.";
}
$response = new \stdClass();
$response->speech = $speech;
$response->displayText = $speech;
$response->source = "agent";
echo json_encode($response);
}
else
{
echo "Method not allowed";
}
?>
I can instantly see on Dialogflow the json response that I am receiving from it in my PHP script. However, Google Assistant does not provide this option. The problem also is that the json response when using Google Assistant is considerably different than the one when using only Dialogflow.
My question is: how can I "see" what JSON is being sent to my PHP script when using the Google Assistant? In other words, how can I "see" the whole of $requestBody variable at once?
For example, I tried to use https://webhook.site/ and I filled in the following information to create the new URL/endpoint:
Default status code -> 200
Content Type -> application/json
Timeout before response -> 0
Response body -> {
"speech": "WEBHOOK",
"displayText": "WEBHOOK",
"source": "agent"
}
The response body has the same structure as in my PHP script. However, for some reason, Google Assistant does not receive the json response from this custom endpoint (while Dialogflow does receive it perfectly). Therefore I cannot exactly move on and see what it is sent by Dialogflow & Google Assistant in the case of intents which are further triggered by context...
Easy solution: add logging
Add some error logging into your code that prints out the formatted JSON. Something like this right after you create $json would log it to your normal HTTP log file:
error_log( json_encode( $json, JSON_PRETTY_PRINT ) );
You can then examine your HTTP error log after each request to see what was sent. (As you've noted in the comments, you can do this with heroku logs on heroku in the terminal in your project directory.)
If you want it sent to a different location, you can examine the documentation for error_log() for details about how to send it to an email address (if your configuration supports that) or to another file. For example, this would log things to a file named /tmp/json.txt:
error_log( json_encode( $json, JSON_PRETTY_PRINT ), 3, "/tmp/json.txt" );
More complicated solution: use a proxy
You could also use a proxy such as ngrok that allows request inspection. This will give you a public hostname that you will set to forward to the hostname where your service is running. You can then use this public hostname for the fulfillment URL in Dialogflow with the path for the webhook. When Dialogflow sends a request, it will go to this proxy which will forward it to your service. Your service replies to the proxy which forwards it back to Dialogflow. You can inspect both the request and the response. (ngrok runs on the same machine as the service and allows inspection by having another URL you can use that views the request and response. Other proxies may work differently. webhook.site looks like it does something similar, but I haven't tested how its proxying works.)
I have php version 7.1 in my localhost. I have made changes in my php.ini file to run SOAP from my localhost.
I need to generate primary and secondary session token by passing login id and password to SOAP client API.
Once session token is authenticated it will return some rate chart. My code is generating session tokens. But when I am passing that token key to the next method in SOAP Client api its always giving me an error like "Invalid Session Token" or "Invalid Authentication". However the same tokens are working well in SOAP UI exe. I mean I have installed SOAP UI exe and by using wsdl "http://cnx.test.dat.com:9280/wsdl/TfmiFreightMatching.wsdl" and using method "Login" and "LookupRate" its working everything fine. The way i need that.
But whenever i am using that tokens in php localhost its always giving me an authentication error by SOAP Client.
I am sharing my code below.
$wsdl = "http://cnx.test.dat.com:9280/wsdl/TfmiFreightMatching.wsdl";
$client = new SoapClient($wsdl, array('trace' => true));
$params = array('loginOperation'=>array('loginId'=>'ryder_cnx1','password'=>'ryder1','thirdPartyId'=>'dl'));
$client->Login($params);
$data = $client->__getLastResponse();
$p = xml_parser_create();
xml_parse_into_struct($p, $data, $vals, $index);
xml_parser_free($p);
$token = [];
foreach ($vals as $key => $value) {
foreach ($value as $key1 => $value1) {
if($key1 == "value")
$token[] = $value1;
}
}
echo "Primary Token = ".$token[0];
echo "<br> Secondary Token = ".$token[1];
//echo "<br> Expiry Date = ".$token[2];
$params_session = array("sessionToken"=> array("primary"=>$token[0], "secondary"=>$token[1]));
$namespace = 'http://www.tcore.com/TcoreTypes.xsd'; // I am not sure about this namespace. Whether its correct or not.
$header = new SoapHeader($namespace,'sessionHeader',$params_session,true);
$client->__setSoapHeaders($header);
$params_data = array('lookupRateOperations'=> array(
'equipment'=>'Vans',
'origin'=>array('postalCode'=>array('country'=>'US','code'=>'30004')),
'destination'=>array('postalCode'=>array('country'=>'US','code'=>'10001'))
));
try{
$result = $client->LookupRate($params_data);
print_r($result);
}catch (SoapFault $exception){
//or any other handling you like
print_r(get_class($exception));
enter code hereprint_r($exception);
}
if anybody have any idea, please share it with me.
Awaiting any response.
Thanks a lot in advance :)
I know this is very old, and most likely the OP figured it out. But in case anyone else comes along, I was able to get it working with two slight changes.
First,
$namespace = 'http://www.tcore.com/TcoreTypes.xsd';
Should be
$namespace = 'http://www.tcore.com/TcoreHeaders.xsd';
Second,
$params_session = array("sessionToken"=> array("primary"=>$token[0], "secondary"=>$token[1]));
should be
$params_session = array(
"sessionToken"=> array(
"primary"=>base64_decode($token[0]),
"secondary"=>base64_decode($token[1])
)
);
The rest of my code is similar enough that if the above changes are made, it should work. I would also refrain from posting real usernames and passwords, btw.
I am new to Web Services and am struggling to access/read the XML data using PHP (my website that will be using the data is in PHP).
The WSDL Url: http://services.mywheels.co.za/BWAVehicleStockService.svc?wsdl
I need to get access and read the Vehicle stock information but cant see to access anything.
the Array vehicle are stored under: http://services.mywheels.co.za/BWAVehicleStockService.svc?xsd=xsd2 .
i am using this code but it doesnt give my any data. I also have a GUID that i need to pass but have no idea how to add it to the header.
<?PHP
define('NEWLINE', "<br />\n");
// SOAP client
$wsdl = 'http://services.mywheels.co.za/BWAVehicleStockService.svc?wsdl';
$soapClient = new SoapClient($wsdl, array('cache_wsdl' => 0));
// SOAP call
$parameters->ArrayOfVehicle->Vehicle;
try
{
$result = $soapClient->GetVehicleStock($parameters);
}
catch (SoapFault $fault)
{
echo "Fault code: {$fault->faultcode}" . NEWLINE;
echo "Fault string: {$fault->faultstring}" . NEWLINE;
if ($soapClient != null)
{
$soapClient = null;
}
exit();
}
$soapClient = null;
echo "<pre>\n";
print_r($result);
echo "</pre>\n";
echo "Return value: {$result->GetDataResult}" . NEWLINE;
?>
if someone can help or point me in the right direction with this that would be great.
Thanks
You can add headers using __setSoapHeaders():
$h = new SoapHeader('http://tempuri.org/', 'Guid', '123');
$soapClient->__setSoapHeaders($h);
I had to read the WSDL itself to find out what namespace I should use; in this case they refer to Guid as tns:Guid and from the top you can read what URI is used to express that, hence http://tempuri.org.
I've ran into trouble with SOAP, I've never had this issue before and can't find any information on line that helps me solve it.
The following code
$wsdl = "path/to/my/wsdl";
$client = new SoapClient($wsdl, array('trace' => true));
//$$textinput is passed in and is a very large string with rows in <item></item> tags
$soapInput = new SoapVar($textinput, XSD_ANYXML);
$res = $client->dataprofilingservice(array("contents" => $soapInput));
$response = $client->__getLastResponse();
var_dump($res);//outputs null
var_dump($response);//provides the proper response as I would expect.
I've tried passing params into the SoapClient constructor to define soap version but that didnt' help. I've also tried it with the trace param set to false and not present which as expected made $response null but $res was still null. I've tried the code on both a linux and windows install running Apache.
The function definition in the WSDL is (xxxx is for security reasons)
<portType name="xxxxServiceSoap">
<operation name="dataprofilingservice">
<input message="tns:dataprofilingserviceSoapIn"/>
<output message="tns:dataprofilingserviceSoapOut"/>
</operation>
</portType>
I have it working using the __getLastResponse() but its annoying me it will not work properly.
I've put together a small testing script, does anyone see any issues here. Do I need a structure for the return type?
//very simplifed dataset that would normally be
//read in from a CSV file of about 1mb
$soapInput = getSoapInput("asdf,qwer\r\nzzxvc,ewrwe\r\n23424,2113");
$wsdl = "path to wsdl";
try {
$client = new SoapClient($wsdl,array('trace' => true,'exceptions' => true));
} catch (SoapFault $fault) {
$error = 1;
var_dump($fault);
}
try {
$res = $client->dataprofilingservice(array("contents" => $soapInput));
$response = $client->__getLastResponse();
echo htmlentities($client->__getLastRequest());//proper request echoed
echo '<hr>';
var_dump($res);//null
echo "<hr>";
echo(htmlentities($response));//proper response echoed
} catch (SoapFault $fault) {
$error = 1;
var_dump($fault);
}
function getSoapInput($input){
$rows = array();
$userInputs = explode("\r\n", $input);
$userInputs = array_filter($userInputs);
//
$inputTemplate = " <contents>%s</contents>";
$rowTemplate = "<Item>%s</Item>";
//
$soapString = "";
foreach ($userInputs as $row) {
// sanitize
$row = htmlspecialchars(addslashes($row));
$xmlStr = sprintf($rowTemplate, $row);
$rows[] = $xmlStr;
}
$textinput = sprintf($inputTemplate, implode(PHP_EOL, $rows));
$soapInput = new SoapVar($textinput, XSD_ANYXML);
return $soapInput;
}
Ok after much digging it is related to relative namespaces, it appears that PHP doesn't handle them well within the WSDL or the SOAP Envelope. So since I don't have control of the SOAP Server I will continue to get the response via __getLastResponse();.
Hopefully this will save some people some time it was hard to find.
You are mixing things here. __getLastResponse() returns the bare XML string response from the server if you make use of the 'trace' => true option. That is for debugging only.
So regardless whether 'trace' => true or not, the method which you would like to call originally returns the same and that is totally normal. Setting tracing to on won't change the behaviour, it just offers an additional feature, the return value for __getLastResponse().
As the SoapClient does not throw any exception I'd say that your call is going okay and NULL is a valid return value.
You might want to provide the actual XML string and/or the WSDL defintion so that one could inspect if that's the case or not.