<?php
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// | Authors: Shane Caraveo <Shane@Caraveo.com>   Port to PEAR and more   |
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//
// $Id: email_server.php,v 1.3 2003/04/08 06:21:50 shane Exp $
//

/*
This reads a message from stdin, and calls the soap server defined

You can use this from qmail by creating a .qmail-soaptest file with:
    | /usr/bin/php /path/to/email_server.php
*/

# include the email server class
require_once 'SOAP/Server/Email.php';

$server = new SOAP_Server_Email;

/* tell server to translate to classes we provide if possible */
$server->_auto_translation = true;

require_once 'example_server.php';

$soapclass = new SOAP_Example_Server();
$server->addObjectMap($soapclass,'urn:SOAP_Example_Server');

# read stdin
$fin = fopen('php://stdin','rb');
if (!$fin) exit(0);

$email = '';
while (!feof($fin) && $data = fread($fin, 8096)) {
  $email .= $data;
}

fclose($fin);

# doit!
$server->service($email);

?>