Brocade Virtual ADX XML API Programmer’s Guide (Supporting ADX v03.1.00) - Manual (Page 827)

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Example: Adding and binding a real server and a VIP
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# Get the elapsed time (Time taken for the SOAP Response to arrive after the
request was sent)
$response_time = &get_elapsed_time($request_time);
# Write the Time taken to the Test Case LOG File
print LOG "SOAP Response Time for Creating the Real Server Port:
$response_time\n";
print LOG "===== Operation Complete =====\n\n";
#### Create a Virtual Server ####
#################################
# Build the SOAP Request Message with the XML Context and Header
@slbsoap_body = (name('configurationInfo')->value([
name('VirtualServerConfigurationSequence')->value([
name('virtualServer')->value([
name('IP')->value('222.22.2.1'),
name('Name')->value('VirtualServer-001')
])
])
]));
print LOG "Creating Virtual Server\n";
# Note the time before making a SOAP Request
$request_time = &start_timer;
# Make the SOAP Call and store the XML result in a variable
# Response is stored in "$xml_result" as XML. Further action can be taken based on
the Response Content.
$xml_result =
$slbsoap->call('urn:createVirtualServerWithConfiguration',@slbsoap_body,$slbsoap_
header);
# Get the elapsed time (Time taken for the SOAP Response to arrive after the
request was sent)
$response_time = &get_elapsed_time($request_time);
# Write the Time taken to the Test Case LOG File
print LOG "SOAP Response Time for Creating the Virtual Server:
$response_time\n";
print LOG "===== Operation Complete =====\n\n";
#### Create a Virtual Server Port ####
######################################
# Build the SOAP Request Message with the XML Context and Header
@slbsoap_body = (name('configurationInfo')->value([
name('VirtualServerPortConfigurationSequence')->value([
name('port')->value([
name('NameOrNumber')->value('http')
]),
name('virtualServer')->value([
name('IP')->value('222.22.2.1'),
name('Name')->value('VirtualServer-001')
])
])
]));
print LOG "Creating Virtual Server Port\n";
# Note the time before making a SOAP Request
$request_time = &start_timer;