PHP code example of purple-dbu / vcloud-sdk-helpers

1. Go to this page and download the library: Download purple-dbu/vcloud-sdk-helpers library. Choose the download type require.

2. Extract the ZIP file and open the index.php.

3. Add this code to the index.php. 
    
        
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

/* Start to develop here. Best regards https://php-download.com/ */

purple-dbu / vcloud-sdk-helpers example snippets


$service = \VMware_VCloud_SDK_Service::getService();
$service->login(...);

\VCloud\Helpers\Right::create($service)->isCurrentUserOrganizationAdmin();

// => true|false depending on currently logged user rights


$service = \VMware_VCloud_SDK_Service::getService();
$service->login(...);

\VCloud\Helpers\Query::create($service)->queryRecords(\VMware_VCloud_SDK_Query_Types::ADMIN_VAPP);

// => array(
//        \VMware_VCloud_API_QueryResultAdminVAppRecordType,
//        ...
//    )


$service = \VMware_VCloud_SDK_Service::getService();
$service->login(...);

\VCloud\Helpers\Query::create($service)->queryRecord(
    \VMware_VCloud_SDK_Query_Types::ADMIN_VAPP,
    'id==c47ddf20-05de-44f5-b79e-c463992ffd3f'
);

// => \VMware_VCloud_API_QueryResultAdminVAppRecordType
// OR null if no vApp exist with such id


...
catch(\VMware_VCloud_SDK_Exception $e) {
    \VCloud\Helpers\Exception::create($e)->getMessage($e);

    // => (string) The message contained in the error XML
}


...
catch(\VMware_VCloud_SDK_Exception $e) {
    \VCloud\Helpers\Exception::create($e)->getMajorErrorCode($e);

    // => (int) The major error code contained in the error XML
}


$service = \VMware_VCloud_SDK_Service::getService();
$service->login(...);

\VCloud\Helpers\Metadata::create($service)->getObjects(
    \VMware_VCloud_SDK_Query_Types::ADMIN_VAPP_TEMPLATE,
    'myMetadata'
);

// => array(
//        \VMware_VCloud_SDK_VAppTemplate,
//        ...
//    )
// The result array contains all the vApp Templates that hold a metadata named
// "myMetadata"


$service = \VMware_VCloud_SDK_Service::getService();
$service->login(...);

\VCloud\Helpers\Metadata::create($service)->getObject(
    \VMware_VCloud_SDK_Query_Types::ADMIN_VAPP_TEMPLATE,
    'someId',
    '23d6deb1-1778-4325-8289-2f150d122675'
);

// => \VMware_VCloud_SDK_VAppTemplate
// 
// The result vApp Template is the first vApp Template that holds a metadata
// named "someId" with the value "23d6deb1-1778-4325-8289-2f150d122675"