Add an Employee (ex03_SoaGatewayEmpAdd.php)

<?php

/*
 *  We now add a new Employee record, which is just as simple.
 */
  
try{
 $soapclient = new SoapClient("http://localhost:8022/adabas_EmployeesMini?WSDL");
} catch (SoapFault $soapfault) {
 printSoapFault($soapclient, $soapfault);
 return;
}

/*
 *  Constructing the "data record" is similar to building the key array
 *  for a "list" operation, MUs are represented by an array within the
 *  array.
 */
$adabasEmployee = array (
 'personnel_id' => '99999999',
 'first_name'  => 'Kirk',
 'name'   => 'Newlyadded',
 'city'    => 'City',
 'address_line' => array ('route 66', 'from here', 'to there', 'CA')
);

/*
 *  The expected structure is equivalent to the one returned by "list",
 *  thus we need to create an array of "adabasEmployee" elements, even
 *  though there is just one:
 */
$adabasEmployees = array($adabasEmployee);

/*
 *  Now add the Employee
 */
try {
 $Adabasresponse = $soapclient->add($adabasEmployees);
} catch (SoapFault $soapfault) {
 printSoapFault($soapclient, $soapfault);
 return;
}

/*
 *  An "add" results in a "short response", print the message:
 */
echo "<pre>result: $Adabasresponse->results</pre>";

/*
 *  The SOAPFault is handled in a function:
 */
function printSoapFault ($soapclient, $soapfault) {
 echo "<pre>";
 echo "\n\nSoap Fault occurred\n\nFaultCode..: ".$soapfault->faultcode."\nFaultString: ".$soapfault->faultstring;
 echo "</pre>"; 
}

/*
 *  Proceed to ex04_SoaGatewayEmpGet.php - Get and display the newlyadded employee record
 */
?>