What i am trying to do is pass $rest->apikey to my Zend_Rest_Server. The empAction creates the array needed by my Zend_Rest_Server. But in getByShortname($id,$apikey), I cannot read the $apikey. They query to check the API key does not return any results.
$rest = new Zend_Rest_Client('http://localhsot/api/emp');
$rest->method('getByShortname');
$rest->id('1124921');
$rest->apikey('1234');
$result = $rest->get();
var_dump($result); //should work
//---------------------------------------
//For Emp method--> api/emp
//---------------------------------------
//... rest of code ...
public function empAction()
{
require_once 'EmprestServer.php';
$params = $this->_getAllParams();
unset($params['controller']);
unset($params['action']);
unset($params['module']);
$param_keys = array_keys($params);
if($param_keys[0]=='id') {
$request = array('method' => 'getById');
} else if($param_keys[0]=='shortname') {
$request = array('method' => 'getByShortname');
}
foreach($param_keys AS $key) {
$request[$key] = $filter_params[$key]; //need to filter key
//need better checking
if(!$request[$key]) {
throw new Exception($request[$key].' contained invalid data.');
}
}
/*
I am able to generate this array using the code prior to this line...
$request = array();
$request['method'] = 'getByShortname';
$request['shortname'] = 'wdelrosa';
$request['apikey'] = '1234';
*/
$server = new Zend_Rest_Server();
$server->setClass('EmprestServer');
$server->handle($request);
}
//... rest of code ...
//---------------------------------------
//The Class
//---------------------------------------
class EmprestServer
{
public function getByShortname($shortname,$apikey)
{
$emp = new Employee();
$data = array();
/** PROBLEM **/
/** I can't access $apikey WHY? Any ideas? **/
if(!$this->checkKey($apikey)) {
throw new Exception('Key is invalid.');
}
if(!$data = $emp->getEmployeeByShortname($shortname)) throw new Exception('Employee ID not found.');
$data = $data->toArray();
return $data;
}
}
UPDATE: this seems to work. I get a valid XML output with this
http://locahost/api/emp/shortname/wdelrosa/apikey/1234
But if i use the Zend_Rest_Client above, the apikey is not read.
Source: http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.rest.client.html Section 44.2.3. Request Arguments
$client = new Zend_Rest_Client('http://example.org/rest');
$client->arg('value1');
$client->arg2('value2');
$client->get();
// or
$client->arg('value1')->arg2('value2')->get();
Both of the methods in the example above, will result in the following get args:
?method=arg&arg1=value1&arg=value1&arg2=value2
You will notice that the first call of
$client->arg('value1');
resulted in both
method=arg&arg1=value1 and arg=value1;
this is so that Zend_Rest_Server can understand the request properly, rather than requiring pre-existing knowledge of the service.
Therefore:
$rest = new Zend_Rest_Client('http://example.org/api/emp');
$rest->getById(); //this was not here before. This made it work!
$rest->id('1124921');
$rest->apikey('1234');
$result = $rest->get();
if($result->status()=='success') {
echo $result->emp_id() .' '. $result->emp_shortname().' '. $result->status();
} else {
echo $result->response().' '.$result->status();
}
would work!