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\part{Using SOAP/WSDL to Interface with the Horde API}
Most Horde modules have an API interface which is used by other modules to access and exchange data. These API's are described in the \textit{modulename/lib/api.php} files. Calling the \textit{/rpc.php} in your Horde webroot allows you to access the API remotely via XML-RPC/DISCO/SOAP/WSDL/REST etc. The following script describes how to access a Horde installation remotely and list the APIs that are available.
If you have IMP/Turba installed you can also try these calls which are commented out in the script:
\$test = print\_r(\$client->contacts\_sources(0, true), 1);
\$test = print\_r(\$client->mail\_folderlist(), 1);
For further information, refer to the http://dev.horde.org/
Horde WSDL Test
require\_once 'SOAP/Client.php';
\$horde\_user = @\$\_POST['user'];
\$horde\_pass = @\$\_POST['pass'];
\$horde\_baseurl = @\$\_POST['url'];
?>
Horde Installation Details
\$horde\_user, 'pass' => \$horde\_pass));
if (is\_a(\$wsdl, 'PEAR\_Error')) \{
echo "" . print\_r(\$wsdl, 1);
\$proxy\_code = \$wsdl->getMessage();
\} else \{
\$proxy\_code = highlight\_string(\$wsdl->generateProxyCode(), 1);
\$client = \$wsdl->getProxy();
if (is\_a(\$client, 'PEAR\_Error')) \{
\$client = \$client->getMessage();
\} else \{
\$client = print\_r(\$client, 1);
\}
\$client = new WebService\_hordeService\_hordePort();
if (!empty(\$horde\_user) \&\& !empty(\$horde\_pass)) \{
\$test = print\_r(\$client->horde\_listAPIs(), 1);
//\$test = print\_r(\$client->contacts\_sources(0, true), 1);
//\$test = print\_r(\$client->mail\_folderlist(), 1);
\}
\}
// write to the html page
\$content = <<Horde RPC Test
\$wsdl\_data
\$proxy\_code
\$test
END;
echo(\$content);
\}
\$listing = highlight\_file(\$\_SERVER["SCRIPT\_FILENAME"], 1);
?>
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