function handleError() {}
set_error_handler('handleError');
$fp = fsockopen($url);
restore_function_handler();I'm currently using this to get around an error that I have found which causes the SOAP classes to infinite loop when an error happens which is not within the server itself.
Justin Patrin
Shane Caraveo wrote:
There is an error handler function at the top of Server.php, that is probably what is causing your issues. Take a look at that code and see if you can work around it. The handler stuff is there primarily to catch errors when the handler functions are called.
Shane
Chris Coe wrote:
Hello everybody,
I am writing some web services derived from PEAR::SOAP_Server objects, which are themselves clients to a number of other web services. These web services to which the SOAP_Server is a client are not always available all of the time, therefore I would like to check that the target machines are available before calling them.
To do this, I've used a simple call to fsockopen(), like this:
$foo = fsockopen($host, $port); if ($foo == false) { // not available; } else { fclose($foo); // call web service }
However, when I put this code inside a class derived from SOAP_Server, when fsockopen() fails to open a socket it generates a SOAP_Fault (which is serialized and output) and exits the script. This happens even if I prepend fsockopen() with the @ symbol.
If I try to skip this step and just call the service, a similar failure occurs within HTTP/Request.php when it calls fsockopen() to send the SOAP request.
How can I alter the behaviour of the script so that when a socket fails to open, it just returns false as normal, so that I can do my own error processing? Any help with this appreciated!
Best,
Chris.
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