<?php
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// | Authors: Shane Caraveo <Shane@Caraveo.com>   Port to PEAR and more   |
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// $Id: email_pop_server.php,v 1.6 2005/03/10 23:16:40 yunosh Exp $
//

/* include the Email server class, which knows how to
   parse a standard email as a soap message */

require_once 'SOAP/Server/Email.php';

/* include a class to access POP3 */

require_once 'Net/POP3.php';

/* create the SOAP Server object */

$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');


/* Connect to a POP3 server and read the messages */

$pop3 =& new Net_POP3();
if ($pop3->connect('localhost', 110)) {
    if ($pop3->login('username', 'password')) {
        $listing = $pop3->getListing();

	/* now loop through each message, and call the 
           SOAP server with that message */

        foreach ($listing as $msg) {

            $email = $pop3->getMsg($msg['msg_id']);

            /* this is where we actually handle the SOAP
               response.  The SOAP::Server::Email class we
               are using will send the SOAP response to 
               the sender via email. */

            if ($email) {
                $server->client($email);

                $pop3->deleteMsg($msg['msg_id']);
            }
        }
    }
    $pop3->disconnect();
}
?>
