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Parse SOAP XML ResponseCode to parse a SOAP XML response. This is the SOAP response parsed by the code below:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<soap:Envelope
xmlns:soap="http://www.w3.org/2001/12/soap-envelope"
soap:encodingStyle="http://www.w3.org/2001/12/soap-encoding">
<soap:Body xmlns:m="http://www.example.org/stock">
<m:GetStockPriceResponse>
<m:Price>34.5</m:Price>
</m:GetStockPriceResponse>
</soap:Body>
<?php $xml = new COM("Chilkat.Xml"); // Load the XML object with the SOAP response. // The XML may be loaded from a file by calling // LoadXmlFile, or directly from a string by calling // LoadXml. $success = $xml->LoadXmlFile('soapResponse.xml'); if ($success != true) { print $xml->lastErrorText() . "\n"; exit; } // The quickest way to get a piece of data is w/ the // ChilkatPath method. // To get the content of the m:Price node: $strPrice = $xml->chilkatPath('soap:Body|m:GetStockPriceResponse|m:Price|*'); print 'Price = ' . $strPrice . "\n"; // ------------------------------------ // Another way of doing it: // Another way to get it is to navigate to the node. // Navigate to soap:Body $xml->FirstChild2(); // Navigate to m:GetStockPriceResponse // You may call FirstChild2, or you may call GetChildWithTag2 // to get the Nth direct child having a given tag. // In this case, get the 1st direct child having the tag // "m:GetStockPriceResponse" // (Indexing begins at 0, so the 1st occurance is at index 0.) $bFound = $xml->GetNthChildWithTag2('m:GetStockPriceResponse',0); if ($bFound != true) { print 'Did not find m:GetStockPriceResponse node.' . "\n"; exit; } // One more to go.. $bFound = $xml->GetNthChildWithTag2('m:Price',0); if ($bFound != true) { print 'Did not find m:Price node.' . "\n"; exit; } // The content of the "m:Price" node is "34.5" $strPrice = $xml->content(); print 'Price = ' . $strPrice . "\n"; // Restore the xml object's internal reference to the root // of the XML document: $xml->GetRoot2(); // ------------------------------------ // Another way of doing it: // If you know that the node w/ the content you want to // extract is uniquely tagged (i.e. no other node has the same // tag), then search for the node having the tag: $bFound = $xml->SearchForTag2($xml,'m:Price'); if ($bFound != true) { // Not found... exit; } // The content of the "m:Price" node is "34.5" $strPrice = $xml->content(); print 'Price = ' . $strPrice . "\n"; // Restore the xml object's internal reference to the root // of the XML document: $xml->GetRoot2(); // ------------------------------------ // Another way of doing it: // Again, assuming there is only a single node with the // tag to be fetched: $strPrice = $xml->accumulateTagContent('m:Price',''); print 'Price = ' . $strPrice . "\n"; // There are many other possible ways of doing the same thing... ?> |
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