> different question asked below. So I then add in:
>
> echo 'Types: <pre>' . print_r( $oClient->__getTypes(), TRUE ) . '</pre>';
>
> and it turns out that the "data-array" definition in the WSDL is
> getting translated as the following structure:
>
> [XX] => struct data-array {
> any;
> }
>
> Umm, huh? What's going on there? Why is the SoapClient the part of
> the namespace included in the definition for the type in the WSDL
> (<xs:any maxOccurs="unbounded"/>) and turning the "any" into an
> attribute of the structure? So in order to get the "data-array" node
> in the SOAP message body, I have to change the parameters definition
> to:
>
> $aParameters = array( 'authentication' => array( 'username' => 'user',
>
> 'password' => 'pass' ),
> 'stringvar1' => 'here',
> 'stringvar2' => 'there',
> 'data-array' => array( 'any' =>
> '<sub-data>Bob</sub-data>' ));
>
> That seems exceptionally silly to me. Is this a bug in the
> SoapClient's translation of the WSDL? A problem with the WSDL? Or a
> problem with my (albeit simplistic) code and is something I can and
> should get around using proper attributes? If it's the latter, how
> can I define attributes for the various nodes?
It seems like this is having an additional affect of not allowing the
'classmap' functionality to work properly. When I do:
$oClient->__getLastResponse()
I see the full SOAP message XML and it appears to be properly formed.
So (unless I am profoundly misunderstanding how classmap works) it
should be when I try to do:
$oResponse = $oClient->ServerOperation( $aParameters );
the $oResponse object should be instantiated with it's attributes
populated with the proper values, corresponding with the various
nodes/values that appear in the XML SOAP response. The problem is, it
isn't. I've tried creating __get() and __set() methods in the class
to see if they are being called and/or what is getting passed in (if
anything) and I'm not seeing any of my debug outout. Additionally, if
I run
var_export( $oResponse );
I am seeing:
MyResponseClass::__set_state(array(
'any' => '',
))
That doesn't seem right. Further, if I try to access the "any"
property of the object, there is no value (as illustrated above).
It's as if nothing was done with the XML SOAP response w/r/t defining
the classmap option.
So what's going on? Am I doing something wrong? Am I totally
misunderstanding something here?
thnx,
Christoph
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