⚠️WARNING: This client is deprecated⚠️

The LemonWay API (called Directkit) has two implementations: DirectkitJson2 and DirectkitXml. There are different ways to call the service depends on the implementation you chose.

The best way to access to directkitJson2 is to use the curl_init function to send POST request to the DirectkitJson2 service.

See the example here

It is the simplest and the most network-efficient way.

If you don't like the json format, you can also send SOAP (XML) requests to DirectkitXml, you can do it in 3 different ways:

SoapClient: the casual method in PHP to consume any Web Service. It is the simplest way to access to SOAP request.
SoapClient SDK: same with the first method, but all the structure of requests / responses are generated overhead with wsdl2phpgenerator
LemonWay SDK: call the web service as a normal http request curl_init. The SDK will help you to parse the SOAP response.

This example demonstrates the second method.

Required extensions

In order to use SoapClient, you have to activate the following extensions in php.ini

extension=php_soap.dll (Windows) or soap.so (Linux)
extension=php_openssl.dll (Windows) or openssl.so (Linux)

Generate the SDK

We will use wsdl2phpgenerator client to generate the LemonWay Stubs:

php wsdl2phpgenerator-2.5.5.phar -i https://ws.lemonway.fr/mb/YOUR_COMPANY/dev/directkitxml/service.asmx?wsdl -o .\directkitxml -n Directkit

this command will generate the PHP classes corespond to all requests / response of the Lemonway Directkit API

The stubs are created in the directkitxml folder with the namespace Directkit. Feel free to change them as your needs but NEVER modify the generated stubs.

You have to generate these Stubs for each update of the LemonWay API.

Sample SDK Usage

require_once __DIR__.'/directkitxml/Service_mb_xml.php';

$client = new Directkit\Service_mb_xml(array("trace"=>true), DIRECTKIT_WS."?wsdl");

$param = new Directkit\GetWalletTransHistory(null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null);
$param->wlLogin = LOGIN;
$param->wlPass = PASSWORD;
$param->language = "fr";
$param->version = VERSION;
$param->walletIp = getUserIP();
$param->walletUa = UA;
$param->wallet = "8888";

$response = $client->GetWalletTransHistory($param);

//print the response
echo "<pre>".json_encode($response, JSON_PRETTY_PRINT)."</pre>";

//you can access to $response->GetWalletTransHistoryResult->TRANS->HPAY

SoapClient WSDL cache

(Please refer to the SoapClient manual for more information)

The SoapClient relies upon the WebService description (WSDL) to validate every SOAP requests and parse the SOAP responses. Your PHP Server will download and cache the WSDL in the first call.

You must to keep your WSDL cache in sync with the WebService.

If you got

Fatal error: Uncaught SoapFault exception...

In most case, it means that your cached WSDL is outdated, please refresh the cache using one of the following methods. Don't forget to re-generate the SDK stub as above.

Manipulate the SoapClient WSDL cache in `php.ini`

In php.ini you can configure the cache folder and the expire time (ttl) of the WSDL cache or disable it completly.

[soap]
soap.wsdl_cache_enabled=1
soap.wsdl_cache_dir="/tmp"
soap.wsdl_cache_ttl=86400

You can force refresh the cache by deleting every wsdl-* files in the folder wsdl_cache_dir. No need to restart your PHP Server

Manipulate the SoapClient WSDL cache in code

Please refer to the SoapClient configuration for more information

Disable cache usage:

ini_set("soap.wsdl_cache_enabled", 0);

Redefine the expire time to 10 seconds so the cache will refreshed sooner / more frequently:

ini_set("soap.wsdl_cache_ttl", 10);