In my previous blog post, we had a look at a set of messages exchanged between a web services client and a server using WS-Reliable Messaging protocol. Today, we will explore the API available in WSF/PHP to achieve reliable messaging.
WS-Reliable messaging API in WSF/PHP is a simple an uncomplicated one. Lets go thorough each of the options available on WS-Client to achieve reliable messaging.
To enable WS-Reliable Messaging you need to use the "reliable" option in WS-Client. However, for WS-RM to work, it is mandatory to have WS-Addressing enabled. There for you need to enable WS-Addressing or at least define the "action" option in WS-Client. If the action is present, and "reliable" options is set to "true", WSF/PHP will automatically enables WS-Addressing and enables Reliable Messaging. So following options are valid on WS-Client to enable reliable messaging.
1.
oparray["action"] = "http://wso2.org/wso2-wsf-php";
oparray["reliable"]= TRUE;
client = new WSClient(oparray);
2.
oparray["action"] ="http://wso2.org/wso2-wsf-php"
oparray["reliable"]=1.1
In this option, we are telling WS-Client to use WS-RM version 1.1.
In my next blog post, we will explore other configuration options of WSClient and WS-Service
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