2.1 :: Using WAPL with SOAP
This section describes how to use Wapple Services in conjunction with WAPL to deliver your applications hosted on your servers to mobile devices.
Wapple Webservices can be consumed via REST or SOAP webservices.
The first thing will require is a Dev Key to authenticate your service with Wapple.
To receive your dev key, visit the Wapple Architect page on Wapple.net for more information.
WSDL: http://webservices.wapple.net/wapl.wsdl
Nb. The example below uses the native PHP soap extension in PHP. The code is for demonstration purposes only and should be modified for use in a production environment.
Wapple Webservices can be consumed via REST or SOAP webservices.
Dev Key
The first thing will require is a Dev Key to authenticate your service with Wapple.
To receive your dev key, visit the Wapple Architect page on Wapple.net for more information.
WSDL
WSDL: http://webservices.wapple.net/wapl.wsdl
SOAP Functions
PHP Example
Nb. The example below uses the native PHP soap extension in PHP. The code is for demonstration purposes only and should be modified for use in a production environment.
- <?php
- try {
- $sClient = new SoapClient('http://webservices.wapple.net/wapl.wsdl');
- } catch (Exception $e){
- // Add your own exception handling here
- }
- ?>
Contents
- 1. Introducing WAPL
- 2. How it works
- 2.1. Using WAPL with SOAP
- 2.2. Using WAPL with REST
- 2.3. Using Wapple Canvas
- 3. Getting Started
- 4. Developing with WAPL
- 5. More Code Examples
- 6. Common Tasks