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SOAP requests and responses are basically consisting of XML data. Therefore, if you learn the SOAP syntax then you can just generate the XML yourself. However, it'll probably be easier to use either PHP's built-in functions or pre-existing classes such as SOAP from PEAR.

A host doesn't have to support PEAR....  PEAR can be added to the php.ini include_path (or what ever it's called.... can't ever remember ini directives), or, you can just add it your self through set_ini (or in some cases you don't need to set it).

 

Look through how to install PEAR on the PEAR website (pear.php.net), and maybe you'll see what I mean.  PEAR Is like any other PHP script in a sense....

I should probably say though that some functions that PEAR uses (embedded functions, not functions defined in actual PHP source), may be required.  (For example, you can't use the a PEAR DB class which connects to MySQL without some form of MySQL support in PHP.)

 

Anyway, no problem ;p.

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