Zend_Service_Rest is a basic REST client for performing queries against any REST based web
service.
Przykład 15.1. A basic REST Request
In the following code, the setUri() method sets the base URI for the
REST web service. Then, the restGet() method is called to perform a GET request on a given
path with an optional query string.
<?php
require_once 'Zend/Service/Rest.php';
try {
$rest = new Zend_Service_Rest();
$rest->setURI('http://example.org');
// Returns a Zend_Http_Response Object
$response = $rest->restGet('/services/rest', 'foo=bar&baz=bat');
if ($response->isSuccessful()) {
echo $response->getBody();
} else {
echo '<p>An error occurred</p>';
}
} catch (Zend_Exception $e) {
echo '<p>An error occurred (' .$e->getMessage(). ')<p>';
}
?>
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Notatka |
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You can pass a properly formatted query string (without the leading question mark "?") to
restGet(), or you can pass an associative array of name-value pairs. Regardless of which
method you choose, the names and values must be URL-encoded (e.g., with
urlencode()).
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Using restPost() and restPut() is the same as using restGet(), but the data are sent via HTTP POST or PUT, respectively, instead of GET.
The restDelete() method operates on a path, but does not have a second parameter into
which data may be passed.