I was playing with the filesystem application for PHP and I was trying to restrict the download to an IP

I noticed that in the call the parameter was called restrictedIP while in the API documentation it was called consumerIP

I think is an error in the doc as in the file system application the restrictedIP parameter works (and it actually makes sense in terms of naming convention)

hope it helps

ciao Luca


 

 The PHP File Manager is using the call GetDownloadLinks to generate its links.  This method has been Deprecated and you should now use GetOptimalUrls which allows more functionality as well as offering the same functions that existed previously in the other call.  We haven't had a chance to update the sample applications with the new calls but should be able to do so soon.

Regards,
     Barry R.

I have added the following function to the class. It works, but feel free to double check..

Btw, in php you can use the .= operator to do recursive value assignment to a variable, much quicker :-)

ciao Luca 

    public function GetOptimalUrls($sessionToken, $filePaths, $expiration, $consumerIP, $ipRestricted)
    {
        global $DEBUG;
        global $IMFSHOST;
        
        // Set the parameters
        $filePathParams = 'sessionToken=' . $sessionToken . '&';
        $filePathParams .= 'expiration=' . $expiration . '&';
        $filePathParams .= 'consumerIP=' . $consumerIP . '&';
        $filePathParams .= 'ipRestricted=' . $ipRestricted. '&';

        // loop through each source file path building the arrray.
        foreach ($filePaths as $filePath)
        {
            $filePathParams .= 'filePath=' . $filePath . '&';            
        }
        
        // retrieve from the REST interface the response xml.
        $xmlstring = curlGet($IMFSHOST . '/ws/IMFS/GetOptimalUrls.ashx?' . $filePathParams);
        
        if ($DEBUG)
        {
            print '<!--GetOptimalUrls: ';
            print($filePathParams);
			print_r($xmlstring);
            print '-->';
        }
        
        // turn into an object for easier handling.
        $xml = new SimpleXMLElement($xmlstring);
        
        return $xml;
    }

 This looks good and worked for me.  I will integrate it into the next release of the Filemanager.  I appreciate all of your help cleaning up and improving the PHP applications.

Thank you,
    Barry R.