Installing PEAR:SOAP

The Installation of PEAR:SOAP does not require any additional extensions, as the library will make use of the overload extension if it is loaded. The latest version of PEAR::SOAP at the time of this writing was 0.7. The dependencies for this release are listed below:

pcre - PHP Extension: This extension should be compiled in automatically in your PHP libraries/binary. If that is not the case, you need to enable it by passing --enable-pcre (note that this is standard) to configure.

HTTP_Request- PEAR Package: Should be installed by default. If it�s not, install it manually by downloading it from pear.php.net, and copying the files to your PEAR base directory, or use the pear program: pear install HTTP_Request.

Mail_Mime- PEAR Package: Install manually or with pear: pear install Mail_Mime.

Net_Dime- PEAR Package: Install manually, or with pear: pear install Net_Dime.

Net_Url- PEAR Package: Should be installed by default. If not, install manually, or with pear: pear install Net_Url.

When you�ve made sure you�ve got all the above packages installed, it�s safe to install PEAR::SOAP. As with the other PEAR packages, this can either be done manually by downloading from http://pear.php.net/soap, or by using the pear script:

root@localhost:~# pear install soap

It should be said that there have been some problems with the dependency-check in the pear script, and that�s not uncommon that the above command fails with a dependency error, although all required packages actually are installed. If that happens, just install the package manually instead, and try to keep in mind that we�re dealing with bleeding-edge, experimental software here. Note that pear will be standard in PHP 4.3, and all these issues should be taken care of by that time.

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v Interfaces.

Gives the ability for a class to fulfill more than one is-a relationships. A class can inherit only from one class, but may implement as many interfaces as it wants:

interface Display

{

function display();

}

class Circle implements Display

{

function display()

{

print "Displaying circle\n";

}

}

v Instanceof  operator.

Language-level support for is-a relationship checking. The PHP 4 is_a() function is now deprecated:

If ($obj instanceof Circle)

 {

print '$obj is a Circle';

}

v Final methods.

The final keyword allows you to mark methods so that an inheriting class cannot overload them:

class MyClass

{

final function getBaseClassName()

 {

return __CLASS__;

}

}

v Final classes.

After declaring a class as final , it cannot be inherited. The following example would error out.

final class FinalClass

{

}

class BogusClass extends FinalClass

{

}

v Explicit object cloning.

To clone an object, you must use the clone keyword. You may declare a __clone() method, which will be called during the clone process (after the properties have been copied from the original object):

New Object-Oriented Features:

The new OO features are too numerous to give a detailed description in this section. Chapter 3, “PHP 5 OO Language,” details each feature.

The following list provides the main new features:

v  Public / private / protected access modifiers for methods and properties.

Allows the use of common OO access modifiers to control access to methods and properties:

class MyClass

{

private $id = 18;

public function getId()

{

return $this->id;

}

}

v  Unified constructor name __construct(). Instead of the constructor being the name of the class, it is now declared as __construct() , which makes it easier to shift classes inside class hierarchies:

class MyClass

{

function __construct()

{

print "Inside constructor";

}

}

v  Object destructor support by defining a __destructor() method. Allows defining a destructor function that runs when an object is destroyed:

class MyClass

 {

function __destruct()

{

print ”Destroying object”;

}

}