PHP code example of php-soap / psr18-attachments-middleware

    
        
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

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php-soap / psr18-attachments-middleware example snippets

use Http\Client\Common\PluginClient;
use Soap\Psr18Transport\Psr18Transport;
use Soap\Psr18AttachmentsMiddleware\Middleware\AttachmentsMiddleware;
use Soap\Psr18AttachmentsMiddleware\Multipart\AttachmentType;
use Soap\Psr18AttachmentsMiddleware\Storage\AttachmentStorage;

// You should store this attachment storage in a central place in your application e.g. inside a service container.
// It is used to store the attachments that are being sent and received.
$attachmentsStorage = new AttachmentStorage();

$transport = Psr18Transport::createForClient(
    new PluginClient($yourPsr18Client, [
        new AttachmentsMiddleware(
            $attachmentsStorage,
            AttachmentType::Swa // or AttachmentType::Mtom
        ),
    ])
);

use Http\Client\Common\PluginClient;
use Phpro\ResourceStream\Factory\FileStream;
use Soap\Psr18Transport\Psr18Transport;
use Soap\Psr18AttachmentsMiddleware\Attachment\Attachment;
use Soap\Psr18AttachmentsMiddleware\Storage\AttachmentStorage;

// You should store this attachment storage in a central place in your application.
// It is used to store the attachments that are being sent and received.
$attachmentsStorage = new AttachmentStorage();

$attachmentsStorage->requestAttachments()->add(
    Attachment::create(
        name: 'file',
        filename: 'your.pdf',
        content: FileStream::create('path/to/your.pdf', FileStream::READ_MODE),
    )
);
$yourSoapClient->request('Foo', $soapPayload);

use Http\Client\Common\PluginClient;
use Phpro\ResourceStream\Factory\FileStream;
use Soap\Psr18Transport\Psr18Transport;
use Soap\Psr18AttachmentsMiddleware\Attachment\Attachment;
use Soap\Psr18AttachmentsMiddleware\Storage\AttachmentStorage;

// You should store this attachment storage in a central place in your application.
// It is used to store the attachments that are being sent and received.
$attachmentsStorage = new AttachmentStorage();

$soapResponse = $yourSoapClient->request('Foo', $soapPayload);
$attachments = $attachmentsStorage->responseAttachments()

foreach ($attachments as $attachment) {
    $attachment->content->copyTo(
        FileStream::create('path/to/your/'.$attachment->filename, FileStream::WRITE_MODE)
    );
}

use Soap\Encoding\EncoderRegistry;
use Soap\Psr18AttachmentsMiddleware\Encoding\Xop\XopIncludeEncoder

// You should store this attachment storage in a central place in your application.
// It is used to store the attachments that are being sent and received.
$attachmentsStorage = new AttachmentStorage();

EncoderRegistry::default()
    ->addComplexTypeConverter(XopIncludeEncoder::XMLNS_XOP, 'Include', new XopIncludeEncoder($attachmentsStorage));

use Phpro\ResourceStream\Factory\FileStream;
use Soap\Psr18AttachmentsMiddleware\Attachment\Attachment;

// Your request can now contain Attachments directly:
// These attachments will be automatically added to the AttachmentStorageInterface and a <xop:Include> element will be added to your request instead.
$yourSoapPayload = (object) [
    // A special cid named constructor is added to make sure your attachment Content-Id is cid spec-compliant and therefore can be used with XOP.
    'file' => Attachment::cid(
        uri: '[email protected]',
        filename: 'your.pdf',
        content: FileStream::create('path/to/your.pdf', FileStream::READ_MODE)
    )
];

// If your resonse contains an <xop:Include> element, the AttachmentStorageInterface will automatically fetch the attachment and replace the <xop:Include> element with the actual attachment content:
$response = $yourSoapClient->request('Foo', $yourSoapPayload);
$response->foo->file->copyTo(FileStream::create('path/to/your.pdf', FileStream::WRITE_MODE));