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Aallyraza
Last edited Oct 26, 2012
Created on Oct 26, 2012

This example demonstrates a simple SOAP web service built with the Yii PHP framework that returns stock prices for given symbols. A client script uses PHP’s built-in `SoapClient` to call the `getPrice` method on the service, requesting the price for “GOOGLE”. The server-side `StockController` defines the web service action and returns a hard-coded price array (e.g., IBM=100, GOOGLE=350). An `.htaccess` file with URL rewriting rules forwards all non-file requests to `index.php`, enabling clean routing for the service endpoint.

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