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Zend_Rest_Client:: (10 methods):
  __construct()
  setUri()
  getUri()
  _prepareRest()
  restGet()
  _performPost()
  restPost()
  restPut()
  restDelete()
  __call()

Class: Zend_Rest_Client - X-Ref

__construct($uri = null) X-Ref

Constructor

param: string|Zend_Uri_Http $uri URI for the web service
return: void

setUri($uri) X-Ref

Set the URI to use in the request

param: string|Zend_Uri_Http $uri URI for the web service
return: Zend_Rest_Client

getUri() X-Ref

Retrieve the current request URI object

return: Zend_Uri_Http

_prepareRest($path) X-Ref

Call a remote REST web service URI and return the Zend_Http_Response object

param: string $path The path to append to the URI
return: void

restGet($path, array $query = null) X-Ref

Performs an HTTP GET request to the $path.

param: string $path
param: array $query Array of GET parameters
return: Zend_Http_Response

_performPost($method, $data = null) X-Ref

Perform a POST or PUT

Performs a POST or PUT request. Any data provided is set in the HTTP
client. String data is pushed in as raw POST data; array or object data
is pushed in as POST parameters.

param: mixed $method
param: mixed $data
return: Zend_Http_Response

restPost($path, $data = null) X-Ref

Performs an HTTP POST request to $path.

param: string $path
param: mixed $data Raw data to send
return: Zend_Http_Response

restPut($path, $data = null) X-Ref

Performs an HTTP PUT request to $path.

param: string $path
param: mixed $data Raw data to send in request
return: Zend_Http_Response

restDelete($path) X-Ref

Performs an HTTP DELETE request to $path.

param: string $path
return: Zend_Http_Response

__call($method, $args) X-Ref

Method call overload

Allows calling REST actions as object methods; however, you must
follow-up by chaining the request with a request to an HTTP request
method (post, get, delete, put):
<code>
$response = $rest->sayHello('Foo', 'Manchu')->get();
</code>

Or use them together, but in sequential calls:
<code>
$rest->sayHello('Foo', 'Manchu');
$response = $rest->get();
</code>

param: string $method Method name
param: array $args Method args
return: Zend_Rest_Client_Result|Zend_Rest_Client Zend_Rest_Client if using

PHP Cross Reference of moodle-2.8

/lib/zend/Zend/Rest/ -> Client.php (summary)

Defines 1 class