The MessageMedia Enterprise Webhooks code guide demonstrates how you can verify webhooks signed and sent to you by MessageMedia.

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To be able to use this SDK, you will need a public key provided by MessageMedia. You can find out how to do this by going through the Signature Key Management documentation. You can then make use of the Signature Key Management PHP SDK to create and manage your keys.

This SDK assumes that you have pre-configured a webhook that sends data to a url. If you haven't done this, you can read about how to set one up in the Webhooks API Documentation or the Webhooks PHP SDK. Alternatively, you can specify a callback_url in the message body of a send message request.

To keep this guide simple and easy to understand, we've used XAMPP to set up a server which will monitor for incoming webhooks. You can setup your own production server and use it instead of the XAMPP one if needed.

Create an empty directory for your project, let’s name it “testApp”. Now, open up your command prompt and clone this repository into the directory created.

Open up the public_key.pem file and replace the placeholder that says ENTER_PUBLIC_KEY_HERE with your public key. The result should look like this:

  -----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY-----
  MIIabcdNBgkqhkiG9w0BAQ4AAOCA338AMIIBCgKCAQEAwISbN8vv0HeUCPN9o29xCUzCsh0ZUM+wdc3Gi3+DfyO4rPec1f/uxFbw0Dscw1iEA1dUfQ5eKhhsOIPdjk//gOGQbBVmQ8DhDcGVGWrHrE/n/K/x0ZkIae4n4eNobK96Ic/C4YmXf5LBUmgkOwUM+5VDPxe3rMnm/3TQdJzAcBMIzqNixzseCh4ICYMSahKnkNY5bJGf+8WbT0i+3mHQwvLacAub+wFH6hyT4I7FXOcXmR+HIyD8xwwYLmB4Yy+cMmiDcc1J9KX34C5apXM2A3f2mOtgfM0WSH2NpXmZmpXmzbkbIxEw90N3zERrDb2myJAHAD0MKQ7abcdxPen96dIDAQAB
  -----END PUBLIC KEY-----

The request line will need to be changed according to your callback url and request type. For instance, if your callback url is /captureData and the method type was PATCH then the resulting request line would look like this:

  $data = "PATCH /captureData HTTP/1.1".$date.$body;

You are now ready to test the application. Run the web server on your computer that has PHP installed and configured. If all goes well, you should receive a Verification Successful response which indicates the verification was a success.

Check out the full API documentation for more detailed information.

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