PHP + Sabre Web services

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Hello,

I am trying to using sabre web service in one of my php application.

But I am confuse how to implement it.

I done lots of R & D on google but still not get result.

Has anyone solution ? please guide.

Thanks in Advance.

Posted 18-Aug-10 19:03pm

Milan Prajapati

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NotoriousWebmaster · Answer 1 · 2013-09-14T03:26:00

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Hi Milan:

I was banging my head against the Sabre wall as well. I'd successfully used cURL for another web service, and figured that's what would work for Sabre as well. I quickly found that wasn't going to work here.

Luckily I did find a blog post which used a different approach, and it worked! Although many people had commented asking for a sample with SessionCreateRQ, the author had not provided it. So I wrote my own blog post with a complete example, plus a few minor tweaks to the original class. You can find it all at:

Sabre Web Services in PHP[^]

I hope this helps.
- AAA

Posted 14-Sep-13 3:26am

NotoriousWebmaster

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CHill60 14-Sep-13 20:06pm

Please please please do not trawl through this site looking for unanswered questions on a subject that you've written a blog on and then posting an "answer to a 3 year old question. People will just downvote you (that was not me by the way) which does not do much for you trying to up the hits on your site (hope it comes up on proper googles)

NotoriousWebmaster 1-Oct-13 22:52pm

@CHill60: Thanks for the advice. I wasn't trawling: I genuinely came across this question (yes, 3 years old), and had an answer. If people want to downvote me or my answer, I can't help that. But I'm sincere when I say "Thank you for the advice."