Warning

The SOAP Web Service API is a legacy feature that is no longer being updated. We highly recommend using the REST Web Service API instead, which is much more modern and capable. If you do so choose to use the SOAP API, be aware that support and maintenance of this feature will be discontinued in a future release. For more information, please file a support ticket.

The following examples demonstrate the capabilities of the Web Service Api using PHP.

It is important that the first call instantiate an Api object. After making all the desired changes the final call should be GetUrlParamString. Then redirect the user to Exago’ Url concatenated with  the string GetUrlParamString returns.

In all of the examples below the return value should be checked for validity.  The examples below have omitted these checks for clarity.

Create Api object and initialize

$client = new SoapClient('http://MyServer/ExagoApi/Api.asmx?wsdl');
$r = $client->InitializeApi();
$apiId = $r->InitializeApiResult;

Activate a role

$r = $client->Role_Activate(array('apiId' => $apiId, 'roleId'=>'Admin'));
$result = $r->Role_ActivateResult;

Activate a report

$r = $client->ReportObject_Activate(array('apiId' => $apiId, 'reportName'=>'Stew Meyers' Reports\\My Report'));

Get URL

$url = "http://MyServer/Exago/" . $client->GetUrlParamString(array('apiId' => $apiId);