I don't get your usecase... Where are you going to pull your data from ? I don't understand your use of SOAP here.
But anyway, you can check Gaetano's extension ggWebservices, which have nice features for webservices, including SOAP.
Hello Jéróme,
Thanks for your quick response! I will check ggWebservices and that looks promising.
In my case we want to pull data from the eZ publish database to our website. Best way to do this is by using webservices. Since we have a system that integrates SOAP (by using wsdl) we want to use SOAP to do it.
Let's say we want to get a node structure from the eZ publish system. We want to do a webservice soap method call to let say "getEZPublishStructureTree". Then it returns an array of nodes.
Does this make it more clear?
Or maybe i have the wrong approach here. Maybe i should fix this in the workflow? After a publish call one of our own webservices to refresh the navigation node structure on the site? And then clear cache?
Mmm, I think the best way would be to use the new REST interface instead, as it is fast, secured and easily extendable. Plus, it has its own cache (currently not linked to content publication though, only TTL based).
