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Latest revision as of 13:54, 1 February 2013
Ping is a test function to make sure that you can successfully connect to the API.
NuSOAP Example
This example continues from the main article NuSOAP Example:
$result = $client->call('ping', Array(), 'offeritapiadmin_wsdl');
Sample Output
on success:
1
on failure:
<no output>
