Something you'll need for shure in Poland

Well, if you don't want your laptop to lie dead soon the first thing to buy when in Poland is an adaptor like this from DPM Elektronik.

Php and SOAP, getting to the corporate business intelligence repository

What follows is a snippet taken from a very old experiment I did, integrating a php application with BusinessObject's WebIntelligence 2.7.x through it's (very experimental) webservices toolkit, which was really promising but Java and .NET oriented ;)

// include the class
include("nusoap.php");
 
// create a instance of the SOAP client object
 
// remember that this script is the client,
// accessing the web service provided by BusinessObjects
 
$soapclient = new soapclient("http://192.168.1.99:8080/wiws/services/wiws.businessobjects.com");
 
// uncomment the next line to see debug messages
// $soapclient->debug_flag = 1;
 
// set up an array containing input parameters to be
// passed to the remote procedure
$params = array(
     'userName' => 'Administrator',                    // username
     'password'   => '',                        // password
     'deltaUTC' => 0,                             // utc delta
);
 
// invoke the method on the server
$result = $soapclient->call("login", $params); 
 
// print the session ID
print_r($result);
 
// show corporate documents
//$params3 = array(
//  'session' => $result,
//  'listType' => 'corporate',
//  'category' => '',
//  'sortOn' => 0,
//  'refresh' => 1,
//);
 
//$corporate = $soapclient->call("getDocumentList", $params3);
 
//    if (is_array($corporate['resultElements']))
//    {
//      foreach ($corporate['resultElements'] as $r)
//      {
//        echo "
" .
//$r['title'] . "";
//        echo "
";
//        echo $r['snippet'] . "(" .
//$r['cachedSize'] . ")";
//        echo "
";
//      }
//    }
 
 
// logout
$params2 = array(
     'session' => $result,                          // sessionid
);
 
// invoke the method on the server
$result2 = $soapclient->call("logout", $params2); 
 
// print the results of the search
print_r($result2);
?>