Initialization
[User interface]

Functions
	phpCAS::client ($server_version, $server_hostname, $server_port, $server_uri, $start_session=true)
	phpCAS::proxy ($server_version, $server_hostname, $server_port, $server_uri, $start_session=true)

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Function Documentation

phpCAS::client	(	$	server_version,
		$	server_hostname,
		$	server_port,
		$	server_uri,
		$	start_session = true
	)			[inherited]

phpCAS client initializer.

Note:

Only one of the phpCAS::client() and phpCAS::proxy functions should be called, only once, and before all other methods (except phpCAS::getVersion() and phpCAS::setDebug()).

Parameters:

	$server_version	the version of the CAS server
	$server_hostname	the hostname of the CAS server
	$server_port	the port the CAS server is running on
	$server_uri	the URI the CAS server is responding on
	$start_session	Have phpCAS start PHP sessions (default true)

Returns:

a newly created CASClient object

Examples:

example_gateway.php, example_html.php, example_lang.php, example_service.php, example_session_service.php, and example_simple.php.

Definition at line 282 of file CAS.php.

References phpCAS::backtrace(), phpCAS::error(), phpCAS::traceBegin(), and phpCAS::traceEnd().

phpCAS::proxy	(	$	server_version,
		$	server_hostname,
		$	server_port,
		$	server_uri,
		$	start_session = true
	)			[inherited]

phpCAS proxy initializer.

Note:

Only one of the phpCAS::client() and phpCAS::proxy functions should be called, only once, and before all other methods (except phpCAS::getVersion() and phpCAS::setDebug()).

Parameters:

	$server_version	the version of the CAS server
	$server_hostname	the hostname of the CAS server
	$server_port	the port the CAS server is running on
	$server_uri	the URI the CAS server is responding on
	$start_session	Have phpCAS start PHP sessions (default true)

Returns:

a newly created CASClient object

Examples:

example_db.php, example_file.php, example_proxy.php, example_proxy2.php, and example_session_proxy.php.

Definition at line 333 of file CAS.php.

References phpCAS::backtrace(), phpCAS::error(), phpCAS::traceBegin(), and phpCAS::traceEnd().