Does this still work?

[jamoir]

Hi,

I'm running this on a mac with php 5.6 in a terminal.

I'm trying a basic example to get a list. I get the first print_r response containing the object. But nothing returns from send call. No errors either.

Thanks, Jamie

[giwrgos88]

@jamoir can you show me a sample of your code?

[jamoir]

<?php require_once(DIR.'/vendor/autoload.php'); use Frozensheep\RightmoveADF\RightmoveADF; //include the config file require("config.php");

//GET LIST REQUEST

//create the RightmoveADF object $objRightmoveADF = new RightmoveADF(CERT_FILE, CERT_PASS, RightmoveADF::TEST); //create a request $objRequest = $objRightmoveADF->createRequest(RightmoveADF::GetBranchPropertyList); //set the details for the request $objRequest->network->network_id = NETWORK_ID; $objRequest->branch->branch_id = BRANCH_ID; //$objRequest->branch->channel = Frozensheep\RightmoveADF\Values\Channels::Lettings; print_r(json_encode($objRequest)); //send the request $objResponse = $objRightmoveADF->send($objRequest); print_r($objResponse); ?>

This outputs the json object fine, but not the

config is this

//full path to the PEM certificate define('CERT_FILE', '~/Desktop/Work/GIT/emp/portal_uploader/source/certificates/estatemagictest.pem');

//the password define('CERT_PASS', 'Bfsdsdsdy');

//the network ID define('NETWORK_ID', 10175);

//the brand ID define('BRAND_ID', 1234);

//the branch ID define('BRANCH_ID', 176435);

//the a property REF define('PROPERTY_REF', 'PROP_1’);

Thanks, Jamie

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[jamoir]

I've just tried this on my live ubuntu server. And it worked! So not sure what is going wrong locally on my mac.

Are there any other requirements I should know about?

[jamoir]

Hi,

I've resolved this now.

First off I enabled verbose debugging. Something that should probably be mentioned in the test example and initial docs. Very useful!

$objResponse = $objRightmoveADF->send($objRequest, '', true);

This then told me the cert wasn't the right one.

On the mac you need to use the P12 cert and on linux the .pem one works.

Also to make matters harder, the right move test server had crashed so it was working and then stopped so completely baffled me during the testing of this. Their support is good and fast though.

Awesome library guys, works very well.

Thanks, Jamie

[giwrgos88]

@jamoir I used the pem that rightmove gave me, but it was 2 years ago, I don't know if they changed anything since then, but I don't think is the pem the issue. It will be good to debug your code to see what the error is