SOAP Manager

SOAP Manager provides a comprehensive framework for creating and managing SOAP-based web service endpoints within Drupal. It allows site administrators to expose Drupal functionality as SOAP services, making it easy to integrate with external systems that require SOAP protocol communication.

Features

Easy SOAP Endpoint Creation: Create and manage multiple SOAP endpoints through a user-friendly administrative interface

• Custom WSDL: Use your own custom WSDL files instead of auto-generated ones
• Plugin-based Architecture: Extend functionality by creating custom SOAP resource plugins
• Authentication Support: Secure endpoints with Drupal authentication
• Comprehensive Security Settings: Configure request timeouts, rate limiting, and maximum request sizes
• Detailed Logging: Track SOAP requests, responses, and errors

Post-Installation

After installing the SOAP Manager module:

• Go to Administration » Configuration » Web services » SOAP Endpoints to view and manage your SOAP endpoints
• Click "Add SOAP endpoint" to create a new endpoint
• Configure the endpoint with a name, path, and description
• Enable the SOAP resources you want to expose through this endpoint
• Configure authentication settings if needed
• Save the endpoint

Your SOAP endpoint will be available at the path you specified (e.g., /soap/my-service). The WSDL document is accessible at /soap/my-service?wsdl.
For global module settings, visit Administration » Configuration » Web services » SOAP Endpoint Settings.

Additional Requirements

• PHP SOAP extension enabled
• Drupal core Serialization module

Developer Information

To create a custom SOAP resource, implement a plugin class with the @SoapResource annotation:

/**
 * @SoapResource(
 *   id = "my_custom_resource",
 *   label = @Translation("My Custom Resource"),
 *   description = @Translation("Provides custom SOAP operations.")
 * )
 */
class MyCustomResource extends SoapResourceBase {

  /**
   * {@inheritdoc}
   */
  public function processRequest(array $request) {
    // Process the request and return a response.
    return [
      'status' => 'success',
      'data' => [
        // Your response data here
      ],
    ];
  }

}

Place this class in your module's src/Plugin/SoapResource directory to make it available for use in SOAP endpoints.