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We’re looking for a developer who can put together a PHP page that will take a SOAP message, dispatched by SalesForce (as an outbound message that is part of the Workflow and Approvals rules), and convert this message to an object structure (such as an associative array) that will allow us to pull off the SalesForce fields and use them in the rest of our PHP page.
 
We will set up a rule in SalesForce to send lead information (such as firstName, lastName, etc) to http://www.ourwebserver.com/test.php. If we were sending this as an HTTP post, we would simply pull off the name-value-pairs from the request object using $firstName = $_REQUEST[‘firstName’]. With a SOAP request, we want a piece of code inserted on this page that will decode the XML structure and allow us to get these parameters by calling a well-defined object name, for example $firstName = $requestObject[‘firstName’];

Please let me know if you or someone you know of can help us with this.
Thanks

Sammy
Message Edited by MAnd on 04-30-2009 08:22 AM
  • April 30, 2009
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We’re looking for a developer if necessary who can put together a PHP page that will take a SOAP message, dispatched by SalesForce (as an outbound message that is part of the Workflow and Approvals rules), and convert this message to an object structure (such as an associative array) that will allow us to pull off the SalesForce fields and use them in the rest of our PHP page.
 
We will set up a rule in SalesForce to send lead information (such as firstName, lastName, etc) to http://www.ourwebserver.com/test.php. If we were sending this as an HTTP post, we would simply pull off the name-value-pairs from the request object using $firstName = $_REQUEST[‘firstName’]. With a SOAP request, we want a piece of code inserted on this page that will decode the XML structure and allow us to get these parameters by calling a well-defined object name, for example $firstName = $requestObject[‘firstName’];

Please let me know if you or someone you know of can help us with this.
Thanks

Sammy
Message Edited by MAnd on 04-29-2009 05:37 PM
Message Edited by MAnd on 04-30-2009 08:23 AM
  • April 29, 2009
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