How can I check whether the server is able to handle SOAP requests at run time ?
I need to verify it before my script is executing.
You can use:
if (extension_loaded('soap')) {
// Do things
}
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In PHP to check whether SOAP enabled or not use built in function class_exists():
var_dump(class_exists("SOAPClient"));
It also could be user to check any of modules classes.
Answer：
From SSH you can run:
php -i | grep Soap
that will return something like:
Soap Client => enabled
Soap Server => enabled
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in the command line type the following:
>> php -r 'echo (extension_loaded("soap")?"LOADED\n":"not loaded\n");'
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Hmm… I’m new and I’m bad :
I tried this in a “test.php” file.
<?php
if (extension_loaded('soap'))
{
echo phpinfo();
}
else //will redirect to sth else so you know it doesn't work
{
header("Location: http://localhost/index.html");
die();
}
?>
And I saw myself looking at a “phpinfo()” page with a paragraph called : “soap”.
Sorry for the misinterpretation.
To install SOAP :
Check your “php.ini” file, look for “extension”.
You should find a line :
extension=php_soap.dll or ;extension=php_soap.dll
“;” means it’s commented.
Uncomment it.
If you didn’t find the line, then put it there.
extension=php_soap.dll
Make sure the dll file actually is in the default folder php/ext.
If it isn’t, check on phpinfo() is your version is VC6, VC9 of VC11, go to the php download page : http://windows.php.net/download#php-5.6 and get the correspondant version of php zip file.
Steal their “php_soap.dll” from their /ext folder and put it in yours.
You’re all set!
Restart your servers, then go to your phpinfo() test page to check if it works.
Good luck.
Note :
phpinfo() simple test.php file :
<php
echo phpinfo();
?>
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in a php file :
<?php
echo phpinfo();
?>
and then look for SOAP and you will see if SOAP is installed and enabled
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PEAR packages are not listed in phpinfo(), so if “soap” doesn’t appear on your “test.php” page, it’s normal !
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You can use the phpinfo script to see is SOAP is installed.
http://[your-domain.com]/phpinfo.php