Is it true that if I want to support php clients access my service, I must have a basic http endpoint. Is this because php still only supports soap 1.1?
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Is it true that if I want to support php clients access my service, I must have a basic http endpoint. Is this because php still only supports soap 1.1?
As far as I know (been two years since I used PHP) this is still the case.
If the client application will be build using PHP’s built-in SoapClient class you have to offer an endpoint which uses basicHttpBinding as it conform to the WS-I Basic Profile 1.1 and PHP offers no additional support for any other standards.
I wrote a post about using WCF services with PHP 5 some time ago:
https://github.com/geersch/WcfServicesWithPhp5
It explains how to setup a WCF service and how to consume it with PHP 5.