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How do we enable SOAP extension in PHP?

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  1. gegervision

    gegervision Active Member

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    How do we --enable-soap without having to reinstall/configure php manually?

    I need to get PHP SOAP installed on my server. I see that there are build files for SOAP under /home/cpapachebuild/buildapache/php-5.0.4/ext/soap Is it really installed and if so how do I configure it within WHM?

    I'm in real need to have this service installed to connect to a Microsoft WSDL service to post data out of MySQL. ALl other attempts using nusoap or XML-RPC have not worked.

    Any thoughts?
     
    #1 gegervision, Sep 4, 2005
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    did u try easyapache manually at the shell and see if php has this option. if it is not there, then ofcourse u will have to compile it manually.
     
    #2 linux-image, Sep 4, 2005
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    It's not there. That's I was hoping I was missing something and someone could send me in the right direction. I'll just compile php adn add --enable-soap manually. Maybe we can hope to have it as a WHM option soon.
     
    #3 gegervision, Sep 4, 2005
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    are you talking about pear soap module ? If so, you need to do the following...

    pear config-set preferred_state beta ( to change the preferred state of package, stable version of soap is not available)
    pear install soap ( this may show dependency packages.. if so, go back to stable state and install the package (pear config-set preferred_state stable), pear install packagename.
    :)
     
    #4 amathew, Sep 4, 2005
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    I tried this. Has anyone else been successful?
     
    #5 NeoRio, Nov 7, 2005
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    Hi

    Im running php5 as a cgi module, alongside php4, and can not seem to get soap installed.

    Has anyone got any suggestions on how to enable soap in php5?

    Cheers
     
    #6 web12, Dec 2, 2005
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