Posted by petersprc on 07/19/07 18:30

WSO2 for PHP is probably what you need:

http://wso2.org/projects/wsf/php

On Jul 19, 7:58 am, "wbsurf...@yahoo.com" <wbsurf...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have been trying to figure out apache/rampart soap security. We
> have a soap server in java and the client is PHP. I just read this
> article which concerns me because it seems to imply rampart/java won't
> work with PHP. Are there any other good solutions, particularly simple
> ones ? I have been trying to get rampart/java working for the past 3
> days and haven't even gotten to the PHP client part as of yet, then it
> occured to me to do a google search to see if the client being in PHP
> might be an issue:
>
> in interview from this past february:
>
> http://wso2.org/library/805
>
> OT: There is also Apache Rampart/Java [2]. What is the relationship
> between these two?
>
> Kaushalye: Well...Rampart/ Java is our big brother. Just like Apache
> Rampart/Java serves for Apache Axis2/Java, Apache Rampart/C serves for
> Apache Axis2/C. We are trying our best to keep both implementations
> similar, especially to keep the configurations similar. This is a bit
> challenging due to the differences in the platforms. The C
> implementation is not just for C developers. Our aim is to let PHP, C+
> +, and Perl developers use Apache Rampart/C. So we have to make the
> Apache Rampart/C implementation more flexible. We also need to provide
> easy-to-use APIs for all these platforms.

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