//METHODS
THE CALL AND THE RESPONSE
/// method 1 REST CALL
header(‘ Content-Type: text/plain’ );
$serverurl = $domainname. ‘ /webservice/rest/server. php’ . ‘ ?wstoken=’ . $token. ‘ & wsfunction=’ .$functionname;
require_once(‘ ./curl. php’ );
$curl = new curl;
//if rest format == ‘ xml’ , then we do not add the param for backward compatibility with Moodle < 2.2
$restformat = ($restformat == ‘ json’ )? ’ & moodlewsrestformat=’ . $restformat: ” ;
$resp = $curl-> post($serverurl. $restformat, $params);
print_r($resp);
///method 2 XML-RPC CALL
/// XML-RPC CALL
header(‘ Content-Type: text/plain’ );
$serverurl = $domainname. ‘ /webservice/xmlrpc/server. php’ . ‘ ?wstoken=’ . $token;
require_once(‘ ./curl. php’ );
$curl = new curl;
$post = xmlrpc_encode_request($functionname, array($params));
$resp = xmlrpc_decode($curl-> post($serverurl, $post));
print_r($resp);
// Method SOAP
///another methods
//API REST, SLIM PHP framework +moodle
//API REST, ZEND 2 PHP framework +moodle
THE RESPONSE
/* This parses a string containing the XML returned by functions such as core_course_get_courses, core_user_get_users_by_id, or core_enrol_get_enrolled_users. These strings contain name-value pairs encoded thus: < RESPONSE> < MULTIPLE> < SINGLE> < KEY name="id"> < VALUE> 169< /VALUE> < /KEY> < KEY name="username"> < VALUE> testusername32< /VALUE> < /KEY> < /SINGLE> < /MULTIPLE> < /RESPONSE> The function returns an object with the corresponding keys and values. Does not yet convert strings to integers where they ought to be converted. */
