Hi,
This is a very simple question. Let's say i want to creat a function (say testDB) that returns arrays (i.e. 0 => zero, 1 => one, 2 => two, etc...) of unkown variable size. What should my dispatch map look like ?
PHP:____________________________________________________ $this->__dispatch_map['testDB'] = array('in' => array('inputStringSimple' => 'string'), 'out' => array(' ???? => ???? '), ); ________________________________________________________
Although there may be a less convoluted way, you could define a type which represents arrays of strings (or whatever your output elements are), and refer to this type in your dispatch map:
define('MY_NS', '{http://foo.bar}');
$this->__typedef[MY_NS.'ArrayOfString'] = array(array('item' => 'string'));
$this->__dispatch_map['testDB'] =
array('in' => array('inputStringSimple' => 'string'),
'out' => array('databaseOutput' => MY_NS.'ArrayOfString'));Since you have to specify a type name in the dispatch_map in/out values, and no 'array of string' type exists by default, you have to define one.
ps: if someone can at least point me to some dispatch map examples it would be great.
If you need a specific example, just ask :-)
Hope that helps.
Best,
Chris.
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