On Fri, 24 Aug 2007 11:53:12 +0200, Angelo Zanetti <angelo@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> It's probably better to ask on a NuSOAP list. >> >> The call method needs an array with parameters as far as i remember. >> But i never use the call method anyway. I always go for the send method. >> >> First create your request XML. >> >> $request = '<SubscriptionStatus xmlns='http://localhost/'> >> <ISPID>xx</ISPID> >> <ISPPassword>yy</ISPPassword> >> <ISPUserID>Angelo1</ISPUserID> >> </SubscriptionStatus>'; >> >> Then serialize the envelope so it looks like a SOAP request. >> >> $msg = $client->serializeEnvelope($request, false, false, 'document', > 'literal'); >> >> And use the send method to make a connection and send the request. >> >> $action = 'location of the webservice'; >> > > The action variable is that the URL of the WSDL? > >> $results = $client->send($msg, $action, 60, 60); >> > > Why do you have 60 twice? As far as I can see in the API the send > document is only receiving 3 parameters? > > I have posted to many SOAP forums and the mailing list. No luck what so > ever. Your the first to reply thanks, I think this could work. > > Your help is very much appreciated. > > regards > Angelo Hey Angelo, I know getting info for NuSOAP is a b*tch. Maybe switch to PHP5 and the SOAP extension? The $action variable is not the WSDL url. I missed that part in your first post. The $action var is actually build up from two parts. The first part being the webservice location. And the second part is /webserviceAction The reason i have two 60's in the method call is because in the soapclient class the method looks like this: function send($msg, $soapaction = '', $timeout=0, $response_timeout=30) { But in the meantime i've been trying some other things with NuSOAP. And got this to work with WSDL. $request = '<SubscriptionStatus xmlns='http://localhost/'> <ISPID>xx</ISPID> <ISPPassword>yy</ISPPassword> <ISPUserID>Angelo1</ISPUserID> </SubscriptionStatus>'; $params = array('request' => $request); $operation = 'WebserviceAction'; $result = $client->call($operation, $params, $namespace); Hope this helps. -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
