On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 2:53 PM, Dan Joseph <dmjoseph@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi Everyone, > > I'm struggling with a WSDL trying to make it work right. I don't even know > what to really ask. > > Basically I've created a WSDL and made a web service in PHP5. It doesn't > seem to validate properly when a .NET client tries to hit have you tried hitting it w/ soapUi ? thats a great tool for development. Is there something that can be used to generate the WSDL? there are some things, but they are all independent projects, heres one for example, http://www.jool.nl/new/index.php?file_id=1 if you just google around a while for things like "php wsdl generator" you can find some. i found something that looked good a few weeks back, but having no immediate need for it, ive not used it, and dont recall where to find it =/ > Should I just abandon PHP5's SOAP and use NuSOAP? obviously nusoap will be slower, but ive found the integrated php soap stuff to be a little lean on the feature side. for example, when someone was trying to work w/ soap attachments recently (client side issue [obviously]) it appears there is no such support in the c code. i did find some xml in the .phpt files that had the attachments, but there were no unit tests that used them. i found some stuff in one of the soap packages in pear that did handle soap attachments, but again, this code is php, not c. to summarize, the integrated support for soap in php is great because its fast and you dont have to do anything but include it in the php installation to use it. the lacking features can be a bit painful tho. SoapClient is great, but server side, if i ever have a need in my personal stuff for soap web services, ill probly use java as its way more mature in this arena (and fast :D). -nathan
