[Spce-user] Example php script for soap provisioning.

[Jonathan Scott]

Yes we saw the requests in the oss.log file, they looked like normal 
requests with no real reason as to why they were disconnected. "Standard 
shutdown."
In XML-RPC we would return
Failed to locate method (get_subscriber) in class (XMLRPC::Provisioning) 
at /usr/share/perl5/SOAP/Lite.pm line 2820.
The error returned using Soap was almost exactly the same.

This only happens using Soap when it's run right after another, very 
fast. In XML-RPC this was too much of a problem that we opted to use Soap.

The server only has 1 gig of ram on it... so I wasn't going to rule out 
the fact that it could be over worked.

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Jonathan Scott Knox
Systems Administrator
XATel Communication
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On 9/26/2011 6:21 PM, Daniel Tiefnig wrote:
> On 09/26/2011 08:12 PM, Jonathan Scott wrote:
>> Here I'll provide an example connection script using get_subscriber
>> method, and explain a few issues we had testing soap provisioning.
>
> Hi, thanks a lot!
>
>> First we started testing provisioning with XML-RPC, and had noticed
>> the client would error out a lot... after it was run we could not run
>> it again for a few minutes. Must be the provisioning server not
>> accepting requests, some sort of queue protection?
>
> Hmm, there is not rate limiting on the webserver. What error did you
> get? Could you see the requests and the error in /var/log/ngcp/oss.log?
>
>> Secondly we could not use the built in PHP5 Soap extension, would not
>>  parse the descriptor file properly. Using NuSoap was the answer
>> here, although NuSoap is slightly slower, if it works it works
>> right?
>
> We noticed the PHP5 SOAP extension has problems with the documentation
> in the WSDL. Good to know NuSoap works.
>
> br,
> daniel
>
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