hello....me again!
Im doing well so far, i fixed the digest problem, just was something i was
doing wrong at the time.
My next question is to do with HTTP Digest authentication and Basic
Authentication. What im trying to do is contrast the differences between
using the two. The user selects if they want "basic" or "digest"
authentication, and just sticking both methods in an If statement and
executing one or the other authentication method depending on which the user
selects. So far basic authentication works, but i cannot seem to use digest
authentication. Im just following the samples from the php manual but digest
auth doesnt seem to want to work:
http://de3.php.net/manual/en/features.http-auth.php
to put it in pseudo so you can see what im getting at:
RESET all session variables
IF digestAuth {
do digest authentication
} ELSE {
do Basic Authentication
}
Any ideas? if it was the header i would be suprised seing as though the
header info for Basic Auth works ok. At the moment it goes to the 401 error
at the first die message.
Laura
----- Original Message -----
From: "Liber" <liber@iproom.com>
To: "'Laura Broughton'" <broughtonlaura@hotmail.com>; <soap@lists.php.net>
Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 2:29 AM
Subject: RE: Re: A general question
Please check your php version between client and server.
-----Original Message-----
From: Laura Broughton [mailto:broughtonlaura@hotmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 4:01 AM
To: soap@lists.php.net
Subject: Re: A general question
great stuff! Ive got something working and generated a WSDL file, but i
had
another question about hashing functions.
I have a function on my server that holds an array of names, and will
return
this name digested using the MD5 algorithm. On the client, i can do the
same
function on the name entered, but comparing the two shows they are
different. The idea is you enter a name via a form, this name gets past to
client.php which will display the digest of the name, and the function on
the server gets the name entered and performs its own digest and passes it
back. (dont ask why, im just trying to play around and get a feel for
things!).
For example:
"Laura"
client digests as: 366427c8172edbb113e35e302ab1bc82 server returns digest
of
this name as digests: b6d767d2f8ed5d21a44b0e5886680cb9
Ive tried trim( ) but with no luck. Someone might have tried this before
and
perhaps knows the answer.
Thanks
Laura
----- Original Message -----
From: "Liber" <liber@iproom.com>
To: "'Laura Broughton'" <broughtonlaura@hotmail.com>; <soap@lists.php.net>
Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2006 4:08 PM
Subject: RE: A general question
I suggest you download the Zend Studio trial version to help you build
out
a
simple SOAP model.
Because the studio can generate the WSDL file automatically.
Step 1. Create a Class to be a soap server
Step 2. Create the WSDL file of the Class.
Step 3. Create a soap client and use the WSDL of the class (Studio will
advise you the method of the class when you programming the client)
Step 4. Setting the Web server to make the soap server php file can be
run.
Step 5. Run the client, and make sure the Location of soap server is
right.
-----Original Message-----
From: Laura Broughton [mailto:broughtonlaura@hotmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2006 11:21 PM
To: soap@lists.php.net
Subject: A general question
Hello
I posted before but i think it was a bit of a stupid question. Im really
not
having much luck with this web services and SOAP thing and wondered if
anyone could help me out. I might ask some pretty dumb things but thats
because im not completely clued up about everything and im still trying
to
work it all out!
When i try to build something, most of the tutorials i find seem to use
services from the xmethods site, is this mandatory? How would i write
something without them, can i just have my client, server and my own WSDL
file? Does anyone know where i can start off writing something that is
100%
mine instead of referring to xmethods??
Any help is very much appreciated, its hard starting out learning
something
new!
Many thanks
Laura
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