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The blog is here to help you find informations on how to use the packages. Its aim is also to give you informations about the features provided by the website.

We hope you will find what you are looking for and it'll help you understand all we are proud to provide.


New methods have been added to our REST API, check it out!

 24 April 2014  This post has 0 comment

A REST Api has to be flexible and capable of evolving over the time. Moreover, it must evolve according to the features it already provides in order to keep its homogeneity and its flexibility. We're still in the beginning of our Api so it should evolve for a long time in the future. As we only p...

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New output formats for our REST Api: PHP, XML and JSONP

 30 March 2014  This post has 0 comment

Before reading this post, please read the post about how to call our REST Api.As indicated in our previous post only json output format was available. We quickly added 3 new output formats which are : PHP: the data are serialized with serialize XML: the data are transformed to XML data using D...

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Call any SOAP Web service using a REST Web service

 25 March 2014  This post has 0 comment

Here is the newest feature and this is one of the most innovative one. it is also the one before the last complex feature. This new feature intends to let you call any SOAP operation remotely really easily. In addition to ease any call to any SOAP operation, we used an actual and innovative...

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We love to fix, improve and help. Ask us to help you!

 04 March 2014  This post has 0 comment

Since the last blog post, more than once month ago, we've been making three main things: improving deeply the WsdlToPhp project,  helping users to achieve their SOAP projects, and paving the way for not anticipated features that will be useful.  While we were doing these three mai...

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Save your SOAP requests and execute them better, faster, stronger!

 24 January 2014  This post has 0 comment

Here is the newest feature: save your sent requests. This feature allows you to store any sent request. After you stored it in our database, you are able to use it later in order to automatically fill in the web interface fields. To do so, you first need to load the method definition. Then y...

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Fixing a little bug contained by the generated PHP code of the SOAP request

 08 January 2014  This post has 0 comment

We just fixed an issue reported by a user.The caseWhen you send a request using the web interface, you can set the authentication login and password: After you sent the request, you can download the PHP code that allows you to make the request on your own environment.  Lately, you would hav...

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Merry Christmas and Happy new year!

 24 December 2013  This post has 2 comments

More than one year has elapsed since the launch of the platform.Less than a quarter has elapsed since the launch of our new features and already more than 200 users have subscribed to an account. Most account are free accounts with purchased credits. A few are monthly plans.As it is the first Chi...

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The feature that'll blow your mind and your developer!

 04 December 2013  This post has 0 comment

We are pretty excited by the new feature we are now providing. We think this feature will be one of the most useful. Indeed, the first one was the package generation (yeah, it's the oldest). The second one was the Soap client web interface that allows you to call any SOAP Web service without havi...

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Online Soap client form fields documented with RELAX NG schema specifications

 24 November 2013  This post has 0 comment

Today we have added meta informations to fields that constitute the form to call a SOAP Web service. Indeed, we found useful to let you know what the value should be and especially when it's related to dates, times and other specific data formats. To fully document the fields, we then decided to...

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Introducing new feature: package works for me

 10 November 2013  This post has 0 comment

Today we've just added a new feature that allows you tell that the package works for you. To do so, you first need to sign in with your account otherwise you can create an account freely.As we think you probably used the package you generated, we thought interesting that you can tell everybody el...

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Sample on how to visualize your Amazon S3 buckets list very quickly

 21 October 2013  This post has 0 comment

In the series of blog posts about how to use the new soap client web interface, we are going to show how quickly you can visualize your Amazon S3 buckets list. You would certainly say "by going to my Amazon S3 interface", but we like playing with the soap client web interface so let's d...

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Get eBay category info using the eBay Shopping SOAP API and our interface

 18 October 2013  This post has 0 comment

This blog post exposes how easy it is to get an eBay category info using the eBay Shopping SOAP API through our web interface. As usual, you first need to have generated the package using the latest WSDL as http://developer.ebay.com/webservices/latest/ShoppingService.wsdl. Once you've genera...

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Use the Web interface to get your OVH nic public info through the OVH SoAPI

 13 October 2013  This post has 0 comment

If you read the first blog post about how to get your PayPal account balance through its SOAP API using the Web interface, then you will certainly understand this one very easily. We may remind you that you must have generated the package with your account if you want to do th...

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Get your PayPal account balance with the PayPal SOAP API using the Web interface

 09 October 2013  This post has 0 comment

This first blog post about how to use the web interface and what is to be used is certainly the most exciting among a future series of blog posts on this feature. What we want to show you is that it is very simple and intuitive. As we promised, you don't have to know anything about programming an...

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Subscribe to an account and become invisible

 07 October 2013  This post has 0 comment

As you may know, when you generate a package without being connected with your account, it becomes public. Public means that everybody that comes on the site can: Access to your WSDL: if you submitted the URI, then the URI is visible by anybody and so its content. If your Web service must not b...

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Generate your package from a ZIP archive containing the WSDL and its schemas

 12 September 2013  This post has 0 comment

We are proudly adding a new feature for everyone on the site. From now, you can generate your package using a ZIP archive instead of only the WSDL file!Why this feature?Since the launch of the site, many WSDL have been published to generate a package using one of the three possible methods: the...

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The OpenTravel Alliance case has been solved, let's celebrate the first release!

 06 September 2013  This post has 0 comment

As the title says, the OpenTravel Alliance issue has been solved so we released the first stable version of the WsdlToPhp project. That does not mean it was not stable before because it worked for many cases and it still works for even better!The OpenTravel Alliance caseMonths ago, we faced an is...

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Be a part of it by contributing then ask us anything about SOAP WS called from PHP

 27 August 2013  This post has 0 comment

You like using the site or the WsdlToPhp project but you do not speak English nor French natively? It's time for you to contribute to the translation of the site! If you do this, we'll then help you on any matter implicating SOAP Web service and PHP.Indeed, as we speak, visitors come from all aro...

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Convert area from any unit to any unit

 26 August 2013  This post has 0 comment

Recently, a tiny SOAP Web service has been published and as we like validating the usability of the generated package, we often do some test cases. As we said, it's a tiny SOAP Web service because it provides only one operation which is ChangeAreaUnit. Its WSDL is located here: http://w...

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Security for everyone and everything, no exception!

 24 August 2013  This post has 0 comment

Since we are going to launch new features, we wanted to give full security when you navigate through the site. Indeed, we've just enabled the secured connection to your site using a SSL certificate and so on a https access to the site. You should now always navigate through the site using a...

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Statistics regenerated and enlightened!

 22 August 2013  This post has 0 comment

We have released new statistics data about the usage of the platform meaning the number of files and folders generated since the beginning and also the number of generated source code lines. To generate these data, we have made a script which browses the generated package root folder using these...

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What is going on?

 13 August 2013  This post has 0 comment

We are currently working on the new features that should be interesting for those who don't want to write even one line of code. Indeed, when you generate a package online, you can download it and use it to communicate with a SOAP Web service. To help you in this task, the auto-generated sam...

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Use WsdlToPhp to manage your Magento website with its SOAP API

 18 July 2013  This post has 1 comment

RequirementsYour server must run the latest PHP version with the native SoapClient class.For this sample, we use the generated package associated to the Magento Web service. This package and all the following samples have been made with the Magento official version from http://svn.magen...

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Iterate through results using the generated WsdlClass class extra methods

 06 July 2013  This post has 1 comment

RequirementsYour server must run the latest PHP version with the native SoapClient class.For this sample, we use the generated package associated to the Data Access Football Pool  Web service. This Web service is very easy and does not require any authentication credentials.Th...

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Retrieve your Amazon S3 Buckets list using the Amazon S3 SOAP API and WsdlToPhp

 27 June 2013  This post has 0 comment

RequirementsYour server must run the latest PHP version with the native SoapClient class.You first need to download the generated package from the Amazon S3 generated package page. It includes : the sample file: the file that shows you how to start using the generated packag...

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Call eBay Shopping API "GetCategoryInfo" operation with WsdlToPhp

 26 June 2013  This post has 0 comment

RequirementsYour server must run the latest PHP version with the native SoapClient class.You first need to download the generated package from this page. It includes : the sample file: the file that shows you how to start using the generated package the autoload file: ...

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Get your OVH nic public info with the OVH SOAP API and WsdlToPhp

 15 June 2013  This post has 0 comment

RequirementsYour server must run the latest PHP version with the native SoapClient class.You first need to download the generated package from this page. The generated package gathers classes by their type (Service, Struct and Enum) so you can quickly find a class. It includes : the sample file...

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Get your PayPal account balance with the PayPal SOAP API and WsdlToPhp

 11 June 2013  This post has 0 comment

Requirements Your server must run the latest PHP version with the native SoapClient class.You first need to download the generated package from this page. The generated package gathers classes by their type (Service, Struct and Enum) so you can quickly find a class. It includes : the sample fil...

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The OpenTravel Alliance case, a not yet resolved known issue!

 03 June 2013  This post has 0 comment

The caseThe WsdlToPhp project exists since July 2012, several developers worked on it, some pushed improvements and some others submitted issues on the Github project.We tested it with numerous WSDL and we are pretty proud of its generecity and its capability to adapt to pretty any WSDL.Moreover,...

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