CWsdlGenerator

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CWsdlGenerator generates the WSDL for a given service class.

The WSDL generation is based on the doc comments found in the service class file. In particular, it recognizes the '@soap' tag in the comment and extracts API method and type definitions.

In a service class, a remote invokable method must be a public method with a doc comment block containing the '@soap' tag. In the doc comment, the type and name of every input parameter and the type of the return value should be declared using the standard phpdoc format.

CWsdlGenerator recognizes the following primitive types (case-sensitive) in the parameter and return type declarations:

• str/string: maps to xsd:string;
• int/integer: maps to xsd:int;
• float/double: maps to xsd:float;
• bool/boolean: maps to xsd:boolean;
• date: maps to xsd:date;
• time: maps to xsd:time;
• datetime: maps to xsd:dateTime;
• array: maps to xsd:string;
• object: maps to xsd:struct;
• mixed: maps to xsd:anyType.

If a type is not a primitive type, it is considered as a class type, and CWsdlGenerator will look for its property declarations. Only public properties are considered, and they each must be associated with a doc comment block containg the '@soap' tag. The doc comment block should declare the type of the property.

CWsdlGenerator recognizes the array type with the following format:

typeName[]: maps to tns:typeNameArray

The following is an example declaring a remote invokable method:

/ **
  * A foo method.
  * @param string name of something
  * @param string value of something
  * @return string[] some array
  * @soap
  * /
public function foo($name,$value) {...}

And the following is an example declaring a class with remote accessible properties:

class Foo {
    / **
      * @var string name of foo {nillable = 1, minOccurs=0, maxOccurs = 2}
      * @soap
      * /
    public $name;
    / **
      * @var Member[] members of foo
      * @soap
      * /
    public $members;
}

In the above, the 'members' property is an array of 'Member' objects. Since 'Member' is not a primitive type, CWsdlGenerator will look further to find the definition of 'Member'.

Optionally, extra attributes (nillable, minOccurs, maxOccurs) can be defined for each property by enclosing definitions into curly brackets and separated by comma like so:

{[attribute1 = value1], [attribute2 = value2], ...}

where the attribute can be one of following: nillable = [0|1|true|false] minOccurs = n; where n>=0 maxOccurs = n; where n>=0