#1 2008-06-25 23:01:33

**_nick_**

PHP API

Hi,

I've been doing a bit of work doing some very basic integration with our Enterprise Hosted solution and website (built on Joomla): the main functions are just creating new users, adding them to groups, and also checking on the number of participants in an active meeting.

For this, I'd thrown together a fairly basic PHP class to simplify some API calls and response handling. for example:

$api = new ConnectAPI();
$api->login('username', 'password');
$api->setURL(array(
  "action" => "principal-list-by-field",
  "value" => $email
));
var_dump($api->exec()); // true/false showing whether it worked

...and so on. Basically it's just a wrapper around some cURL functions and some (very messy) XML parsing.

I'm now trying to do a bit more with the integration than previously, and thought it'd be neat to encapsulate some of the API calls directly into the class. eg:

//instead of the above...
$api->principalListByField($email);

So here's my question. Has anyone already made this sort of thing? If not, I think that it would be a great tool - and of course, could be written for any number of languages.

**_seo4ssl_**

Re: PHP API

Does it really works??
If so.. Thanks for it..