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Hi,

I used CI + Zend libraries to create an amazon webservice client.

I got it working on a local server, but on the enginehosting server it doesn’t parse the image url, instead i get an object id: http://the-artists.ehclients.com/books/picasso

I also uploaded the client to an other server, no problem there:
http://dekunstvanwolf.info/theartists/ci/index.php/shop/books/picasso

So it has probably something to do with a configuration of the server.

Can anybody help me out with this problem?

thx,

Jorgen

@Jorgen - That is interesting… I don’t have experience with enginehosting, but I am sure they will provide you with support, no?

@Crimp - I finally got the code ready for community review and posted it to the wiki: http://codeigniter.com/wiki/Amazon_Services_API_Integration/  I hope it works for others!

I got it working on a local server, but on the enginehosting server it doesn’t parse the image url, instead i get an object id: http://the-artists.ehclients.com/books/picasso

I also uploaded the client to an other server, no problem there:
http://dekunstvanwolf.info/theartists/ci/index.php/shop/books/picasso

Hey Jorgen,

Are the files identical?  PHP versions the same?

Can you share the code you’ve got so that I can try to re-create?  DerekAllard.com is on EngineHosting (I love them), so it’ll be easy for me to try to recreate this and I’m happy to help out.

@Zac G. : Yes, enginehosting does offer support for this problem, but no solution until now. I will try your code this weekend, thx

@Derek Allard :
At first I thought it had something to do with the following warning I get on all servers:

Severity: Warning --> fopen(Zend/Validate/Hostname/Com.php) [<a href="http://function.fopen">function.fopen</a>]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory /www/eh8971/public_html/ci/system/application/libraries/Zend/Loader.php 160

But then I found this reply on a post about this warning:

“The Zend_Validate_Hostname code is capable of having per-top-level-domain validation. It looks like this is primarily intended for international domain names, so there is no separate logic for ‘.com’ extensions. The Zend_Validate_Hostname code is checking to see whether a file with the name Zend/Validate/Hostname/Com.php is readable by calling Zend_Loader::isReadable($filename), which is in turn checking whether fopen succeeds.”

To be sure that this warning is not the cause of my problem I am going to try my code on the enginehosting server under an other domain than a .com domain >> com.php is missing.

I will keep you updated

I attached the controller I use.
You will need to add the Zend libraries to CI: http://www.beyondcoding.com/2008/02/21/using-zend-framework-with-codeigniter/

thank you,

Jorgen

To be sure that this warning is not the cause of my problem I am going to try my code on the enginehosting server under an other domain than a .com domain >> com.php is missing.

It didn’t resolve the problem

@Derek Allard: Can you check my webservice client at the enginehosting server? Thanks for the help

@Derek:

I fixed it..😊

When I echo $image->Url on a seperate line I get the url.

Does this sound familiar to you?
It’s strange behaviour to me.
When I had used a view I probably wouldn’t had this problem…:-)

When I have finished my code I will post it here, in the wiki

Hey, I didn’t even get a chance to look at this yesterday, so I’m thrilled you got it 😉 I’ll still take a quick run through it as I find some time this weekend or early next week anyhow (just so you know).  Thanks for reporting back.