Example of PHP SOAP ProcessJournal

Introduction

Below you will find an example of an application that allows you to create general journal entries in Yuki by using PHP via the Accounting-ProcessJournal(sessionID, administrationID, xmlDoc) method.

Example

<?php
$webservice_url = 'http://api.yukiworks.nl/ws/Accounting.asmx?WSDL';
$key = REPLACE WITH WEBSERVICEACCESSKEY';
$admin_id = 'REPLACE WITH ADMINISTRATIONID';
$sess_id = '';

try
{

        $xml = '<Journal xmlns="urn:xmlns:http://www.theyukicompany.com:journal"

                        xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">

        <AdministrationID>' . $admin_id . '</AdministrationID>

        <AdministrationCoCNumber>12345672</AdministrationCoCNumber>

        <DocumentSubject>Trx import april</DocumentSubject>

        <JournalType>EndOfYearCorrection</JournalType>

        <JournalEntry>

                <ContactName>Apple Sales International</ContactName>

                <ContactCode>9921</ContactCode>

                <EntryDate>2012-12-31</EntryDate>

                <GLAccount>45310</GLAccount>

                <Amount>22.22</Amount>

                <Description>Inkopen hardware</Description>

        </JournalEntry>

        <JournalEntry>

                <ContactName>Apple Sales International</ContactName>

                <ContactCode>9921</ContactCode>

                <EntryDate>2012-12-31</EntryDate>

                <GLAccount>45310</GLAccount>

                <Amount>-22.22</Amount>

                <Description>Retour hardware</Description>

        </JournalEntry>
</Journal>';

        $soap = new SoapClient($webservice_url);

        $res = $soap->Authenticate(array('accessKey' => $key));

        if (!isset($res->AuthenticateResult)) exit();

        $sess_id = $res->AuthenticateResult;

        $xmlvar = new SoapVar('<ns1:xmlDoc>'.$xml.'</ns1:xmlDoc>', XSD_ANYXML);

        $res = $soap->ProcessJournal(array('sessionID' => $sess_id, 'administrationID' => $admin_id, 'xmlDoc' => $xmlvar));

        print_r($res);
}
catch(SoapFault $fault)
{

        print $fault->faultstring;
}
?>