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Re: [phpsoa] Re: Consuming SSL secured web services

2008-11-25T12:47:01Z

On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 7:58 AM, Matthew Peters

Yes. I will talk to the core developers directly.

I will let you know.

Silvano

Re: Consuming SSL secured web services

2008-11-25T09:58:02Z

I wonder too. I suggest one of us put a question on one of the PHP
mailing lists, or maybe on the page to do with fopen(). Are you happy
to do that, Silvano?

Matthew

Re: [phpsoa] Re: Consuming SSL secured web services

2008-11-24T15:41:07Z

Yes, I do :)

Silvano

Re: [phpsoa] Re: Consuming SSL secured web services

2008-11-24T15:40:39Z

On Sun, Nov 23, 2008 at 6:49 PM, Matthew Peters

For this specific case I need to get it via cURL, where I can specify the cert:

curl_setopt($res_curl, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER, 1);
curl_setopt($res_curl, CURLOPT_SSLCERT, "/path/to/cert.crt");

or, like I resolved, using the SoapClient, but it was a pain to

Re: Consuming SSL secured web services

2008-11-24T15:32:14Z

I've forgotten a lot of what I knew about this too, but Matthew's
approach of getting the connection working first without SCA is a good
one. The first obvious question is do you have OpenSSL compiled in?

Re: How is the SDO development and when is it supposed to become stable?

2008-11-24T15:21:29Z

See [link] - the 1.0.0 release on 2006-03-01
Many of the information sources are shamefully out of date. I think
[link] is probably the best place to start.

Re: Consuming SSL secured web services

2008-11-23T20:49:11Z

OK so that's useful information and makes sense. How would you go
about connecting to an https URL from PHP? I have never tried it. Is
there a way to give the userid and password to the file wrapper?

Matthew

Re: Local SCA client access.

2008-11-21T15:41:13Z

Hi Bruno,

There is a cost over and above doing local calls for local SCA service
invocations. Firstly, SCA will reflect on the service you are going
to call, in order to understand its types and what methods are
available. Secondly, the invocation will go through a proxy (SCA/
Bindings/local/Proxy.php) to make the call. Proxying allows us to

Re: [phpsoa] Re: Consuming SSL secured web services

2008-11-20T20:44:01Z

On Thu, Nov 20, 2008 at 4:36 PM, Matthew Peters

Nope.

"failed to open stream: HTTP request failed! HTTP/1.1 403 Forbidden"

Because it requires the certificate as well.

Silvano

Re: Consuming SSL secured web services

2008-11-20T18:36:27Z

The way I _think_ this works (though it is 2 years since I last looked
at this bit of the code) is as follows:
1. the Soap_Proxy calls setWSDLTypes
2. setWSDLTypes calls the SDO_DAS_XML::create (as shown in the message
below)
3. the SDO_DAS_XML code calls the Tuscany SDO code passing the URL
4. The Tuscany SDO code calls fopen() or something similar

Re: Consuming SSL secured web services

2008-11-19T17:43:31Z

Adding the error message.

[19-Nov-2008 12:42:27] PHP Fatal error: Uncaught
SCA_RuntimeException: SDO_Exception in setWSDLTypes :
SDO_DAS_XML::create - Unable to parse the supplied xsd file
1 parse error(s) occurred when parsing the file '[link]
1. xmlSAXUserParseFile returned an error -1

Local SCA client access.

2008-11-19T17:07:31Z

Hi there,
I was wondering about how a local SCA access happens. I run trough the IBM
tutorial where I set up a service and a client, running on the same machine.
It worked just fine, but I have not tested performance.
How is this operation compared to a normal method access?
Does this local access involves XML messaging, or the SCA recognize its on

Re: [phpsoa] Re: Where shall I put my XSDs on a SCA service?

2008-11-19T17:00:39Z

Thanks Graham,

the service works just fine, then I guess its just a diferent version of the
tutorial's wsdl example. I will study some more wsdl and sdo to undrstand it
better.

Bruno

2008/11/19 Graham Charters <gchart...@googlemail.com>

Re: Where shall I put my XSDs on a SCA service?

2008-11-19T15:08:09Z

Hi Bruno, so far as I can tell, the types are soap types, not the
types on your service portType (interface). We have gone through many
iterations of WSDL generation (sometimes with xsi:type, sometimes
without :-S ) to try to get interop sorted out. What you show many
not actually be wrong. Does the service actually fail? If so, can

Where shall I put my XSDs on a SCA service?

2008-11-19T14:18:17Z

Hi there, I followed the IBM tutotial on:
[link]
I downloaded the sources and it run ok, but on my wsdl I do not get the
param and return types as shown on the tutorial.
on the tutorial:
<binding name="WeatherServiceBinding"
type="tns2:WeatherServicePortT ype">