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PHPtoolkit missing asynchronous functions
The PHPtoolkit is missing all the asynchronous web services functionality.
From the web service help section:
Asynchronous equivalents are available for the following operations:
addList: asyncAddList
updateList: asyncUpdateList
deleteList: asyncDeleteList
getList: asyncGetList
search: asyncSearch
initializeList: asyncInitializeList
And the helper calls:
checkAsyncStatus
getAsyncResult
I was able to hack into the PHPToolkit.php file the asyncAddList and asyncUpdateList functions by copy/paste of the addList and updateList (identical call structure), but had to adjust for the unrecognised XML response.
I realize the PHPtoolkit is still in beta but is there any chance the asynchronous functions will make their way into it any time soon? It would be a great way for us to do mass imports from our external payment processing providers.