Sorry, that didn't fix it at all, just changed the struct into an array! So, the question stands: is there a way to send multiple arguments to PEAR::SOAP header methods?
-Chris
Christopher Lewis wrote:
Hi again,
I've been experiencing an anomaly with PEAR::SOAP where SOAP header method calls are treated differently than the same-formatted method calls in the SOAP body. The Server.php header processing turns multiple arguments into a single Struct variable on the server side. For instance, this header:
<SOAP-ENV:Header>
<ns4:requestSessionID SOAP-ENV:actor="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/actor/next";
SOAP-ENV:mustUnderstand="1">
<clientKey xsi:type="xsd:string">christester</clientKey>
<userAgent xsi:type="xsd:string">...user agent string...</userAgent>
</ns4:requestSessionIDwithUserAgent>
</SOAP-ENV:Header>
My SOAP server header method is reading this as a single struct argument with "clientKey" and "userAgent" keys, rather than two separate arguments. Body methods separate the arguments the way I would expect.
I changed this behaviour by changing "_decode" to "__decodeRequest" on line 333 of Server.php, analogous to the way the body method arguments are processed. Is this actually an appropriate fix? -Chris
Diff (0.8RC2):
*** original/Server.php Tue Oct 7 14:56:19 2003
--- Server.php Tue Oct 7 15:58:05 2003
***************
*** 330,341 ****
if ($isok) {
# call our header now!
$header_method = $header_val->name;
! $header_data = array($this->_decode($header_val));
// if there are parameters to pass
$hr =& $this->callMethod($header_method, $header_data);
# if they return a fault, then it's all over!
if (PEAR::isError($hr)) {
! $this->_raiseSoapFault($method_response);
return null;
}
$header_results[] = array_shift($this->buildResult($hr, $this->return_type, $header_method, $header_val->namespace));
--- 330,341 ----
if ($isok) {
# call our header now!
$header_method = $header_val->name;
! $header_data = array($this->__decodeRequest($header_val));
// if there are parameters to pass
$hr =& $this->callMethod($header_method, $header_data);
# if they return a fault, then it's all over!
if (PEAR::isError($hr)) {
! $this->_raiseSoapFault($hr);
return null;
}
$header_results[] = array_shift($this->buildResult($hr, $this->return_type, $header_method, $header_val->namespace));
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