I need to use an XSD schema to develop a Web Service that receive reservations from an Hotel. I've the url of the xsd. This is the OTA_HotelResNotifRQ.
I don't know how to begin with this. Someone can help me?
Thanks
The PHP DOM extension, which is available almost all the time can do this natively.
$dom = new DomDocument;
$dom->loadXML($contentOfResponse);
if ($dom->schemaValidate('path/to/schema.xsd')) {
// Valid response from service
} else {
// Invalid response
}
Of course, you can also load the document to validate from a file.
Documentation: http://ca.php.net/manual/en/domdocument.schemavalidate.php
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I have a response that I got from a server using PHP, it is returned in XML format. Unfortunately I cannot disclose the code that is in question since it is for a client, but here is a shortened version of it:
// server request code here…
$result = $soap>__doRequest($xmltosend,URL,$action,1); //the final part of the request process…
// $result is the returned xml that is to be converted into a separate file
Is there any way that I could take the returned XML and make a new file? If you have any questions I will be more than happy to answer them!
Thanks in advance!
Try it with DOMDocument:
$doc = new DOMDocument();
$doc->loadXML($result);
$doc->save("/tmp/your-document.xml");
You can find more on this in the php documentation
I've managed to install Solr for PHP on my Windows 7 64bit Machine using the plugin I found here:
downloads.php.net/pierre/
It was linked to on this site:
wiki.apache.org/solr/SolPHP
(links are not clickable because I'm a new user)
I've got everything up and running, searches and indexing are working, but only when I use the getRawResponse() Method and parse it through SimpleXml (http://de.php.net/manual/en/book.simplexml.php).
The getDigestedResponse() method, which ist supposed to return a PHP-Object, just returns string(1) " ".
The method getResponse() (http://docs.php.net/manual/en/solrresponse.getresponse.php) just times out.
It wouldn't be that much of a problem, but some of the XML from the Raw Response doesn't seem to be valid and parsed with simpleXML, some of the attributes are missing, using regular expressions to get the needed data would be too much of a hassle.
Has anyone get this to work yet? Help is greatly appreciated!
Depends on how you are parsing the response. Try code below and drop the PHP/PECL solr libs and go CURL (ex: hostNameHere:8983/solr/select/?q=solr&start=0&rows=10&indent=on and send the result XML to the function below).
If you can access a resource (solr) via a URL, then there is no need to use an ancillary library to do what CURL can do:
function makeSimpleXML($xml) {
$dom = new DOMDocument;
$dom->loadXML($xml);
if (!$dom) {
// ErrorUtility::throwFatal("could not parse xml. please check the format", "XMLParisng Error");
}
return simplexml_import_dom($dom);
}
Before this question gets stamped as a duplicate, I am sorry! I've read ALL the duplicate questions and if anything, it has confused me even more. So maybe this question is slightly different.
I've written a little Javascript library that makes ajax calls and fetches and parses information from the graph facebook API.
This enables me to pretty much show all my page status' on my web page. However I'm just about to launch, and I have done as much testing as I can.
However. I'm sure errors will occur, and I've written many error catches blah blah blah.
What I want to do, is save all my errors in a xml file.
So when an error occurs, I want the javascript to load the xml file from the server, add the errors, then save the changes.
I know how to load the xml doc using XmlHttpRequests, And I'm sure I can figure out how to modify the xml just by using dom manipulation.
All i really want to know is. How do i save these changes? does it save automatically?
Or do i have to "somehow" pass the updated xml version to php and get that to save it?
Im not quite sure how to go about it.
I would use mySQL and php but that means "somehow" passing the error information to php, then saving it.
However id much prefer XML seeing as I'm the only person that will be reading the xml file.
Thanks very much.
Alex
Or do i have to "somehow" pass the updated xml version to php and get that to save it?
Yes, you'll want to use an XML HTTP request to send the XML DOM to the server where PHP can save it:
function postXML(xmlDOM, postURL, fileName, folderPath){
try{
// Create XML HTTP Request Object
oXMLReq = new ActiveXObject("MSXML2.XMLHTTP.3.0");
// Issue Synchronous HTTP POST
oXMLReq.open("POST",postURL,false);
// Set HTTP Request Headers
if(fileName != null){ oXMLReq.setRequestHeader("uploadFileName", fileName); } // What should file be named when saved on server?
if(folderPath != null){ oXMLReq.setRequestHeader("uploadDir", folderPath); } // What folder should file be saved in on server?
// SEND XML
///WScript.Echo(xmlDOM.xml);
oXMLReq.send(xmlDOM.xml);
return oXMLReq.responseText;
}catch(e){
return "postXML failed - check network connection to server";
}
}
I need to store the XML that i get it from Google Analytics. Its format is XML file. I need to create the script ( PHP ) that will read XML file from Google Analytics and store in my server with user defined name. I tried like that
<?php
$dom = new DOMDocument();
$dom->load('https://www.google.com/analytics/reporting/export?fmt=1&id=346044461&pdr=20100611-20100711&cmp=average&rpt=DashboardReport');
$dom->save('books3.xml');
?>
Can you help me
you're not assigning the result of load to anything you can save afterwards. and that is assuming you created a function load.
you'd need something more along the lines of
<?php
$remoteUri = 'https://www.google.com/analytics/reporting/export?...';
$doc = new DOMDocument();
$doc->loadXML(file_get_contents($remoteUri));
$xml = $doc->saveXML($doc->documentElement);
file_put_contents($yourLocalFilePath, $xml);
or if you just want a completely verbatim copy locally:
<?php
$remoteUri = ...
file_put_contents($yourLocalFilePath, file_get_contents($remoteUri));
the second, simpler version doesn't attempt to parse any xml and will therefore not have any clue if something is wrong with the recieved document.
depending on your server, you might have to resort to more complex methods of getting the file if url wrappers for fopen aren't enabled, or if your google endpoint wants to use cookies etc. for example.
I have created an extension for mediawiki that works in all major browsers other than IE (any version it appears). The extension relies on mediawiki's ajax wrapper to send an xmlhttprequest with parameters that essentially build a database query to a php script. This script will run a query based on the parameters and then create an XML object (using php's simplexml class) which then returns the XML to javascript for display in the browser (just a table, mostly).
Now with all that information, IE seems to be working up until the point at which it tries to parse the returned XML. I have set the mime type to application/xml and I have tried loading it with various different techniques found via google (none worked).
It is trivial to load the XML for parsing when using non-IE browsers:
function callbackHCL(response){
if (response.readyState == 4) {
var xmlObj = response.responseXML;
if (response.status == '200'){
if (xmlObj !== undefined){
//etc...
Now I can start using dom functions to get at data.
My Question: Does anybody have any suggestions on how to parse xml in IE based on my current scenario?
If you would like to email me at tccroninv#gmail.com, I can provide longer code snippets, they are longer and I don't believe they would help the situation. If you would like me to post more code, just ask as well.
Thanks in advance,
Tim
I think this might be what you want: http://dean.edwards.name/weblog/2006/04/easy-xml/. Basically, IE doesn't return an XML document like the other guys. Need to do a little fancy footwork to make it work correctly. I'm sure there's a library out there that wraps this all up so you don't have to worry about it if you don't want to.