Hi,
That's nearly right (I think). The way I wrote my class was to have an add()
method. For each message object I created I would then call
->add($messageObj) to add the new message object to the array.
The adding to the array went along the lines of:-
$this->entryList[] = new SOAP_Value("{namespacegoeshere}Content", false,
$contentItem);
So rather than 'item' being put in front of each array element it puts
'Content' in there now.
$contentItem is the object passed in to the add() method.
'Namespacegoeshere' would be whatever namespace you use, ns4 I think is the
default alias?
$this->entryList; is declared in the class as an empty array, each call to
my add() method adds another message object to the array.
When I eventually cal lthe send method to call the webservice and send the
data I then do something along the lines of:-
$request = new stdclass;
$request->MemberId = $this->userId;
$request->CATCode = new
SOAP_Value("{{$GLOBALS['g_ps']['MedVisor']['serviceNamespace']}}ContentList"
, false, $this->entryList);
I've got an object containing an array of child objects then. Finally I pass
the $request object to the webservice call.
If you want to see the class in full I could email it privatly and you can
disect it properly?
Regards,
Mike C.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Andrew Erskine [mailto:andy@merinet.com]
> Sent: 27 November 2003 14:09
> To: soap@lists.php.net
> Subject: Re: PHP array problem <ns4:item>
>
>
> I've created an object for each message and then created an
> array of these
> objects. Unfortunately we still get the same problem as the
> PEAR library
> forces an <item> tag if the array key is either blank or
> numeric. I'm not
> sure whether I understood Mikes suggestion.........
>
> My code snippet is
>
> //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> //////////////
> //////////////////////////////////
>
> class messagesubmission {
> var $originator; // originator mobile number
> var $recipient; // recipient mobile number
> var $body; // text message
> var $type; // message type
> var $validityperiod; // message type
>
> function messagesubmission ($aa) {
> foreach ($aa as $k=>$v)
> $this->$k = $aa[$k];
> }
> }// end of class
>
>
> function readMessage() {
>
> // create message 1
> $message = array('originator' => 'originatorno',
> 'recipient' => 'recipentno',
> 'body' => 'This is a test message 1',
> 'type' => 'Text',
> 'validityperiod' => '10');
>
> $MyObjectArray[][messagesubmission] =
> createMessageObject($message);
>
> // create message 2
> $message = array('originator' => 'originatorno',
> 'recipient' => 'recipentno',
> 'body' => 'This is a test message 2',
> 'type' => 'Text',
> 'validityperiod' => '10');
>
> $MyObjectArray[][messagesubmission] =
> createMessageObject($message);
>
> return $MyObjectArray;
> }
>
> function createMessageObject($message) {
> return new messagesubmission($message);
> }
>
> $messages = readMessage();
>
> //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> //////////////
> //////////////////////////////////
>
> Any help would be very welcome.
>
> Andy E
>
>
> "Mike Carter" <mikeatwork@ukonline.co.uk> wrote in message
> 11054A7BC9A71245BCBB991757932573100FE6@mail.koa.uk.com">news:11054A7BC9A71245BCBB991757932573100FE6@mail.koa.uk.com...
> >
> >
> > > -----Original Message-----
> > > From: Thomas Ashbee [mailto:thomas@merinet.com]
> > > Sent: 25 November 2003 13:06
> > > To: soap@lists.php.net
> > > Subject: PHP array problem <ns4:item>
> > >
> > > How do i stop the <ns4:item> being inserted in to the request
> > >
> > >
> > > $message_array = array(
> > > array('originator' => 'originatorno',
> > > 'recipient' => 'recipentno',
> > > 'body' => 'This is a
> test message',
> > > 'type' => 'Text',
> > > 'validityperiod' => '10'),
> > > array('originator' => 'originatorno',
> > > 'recipient' => 'recipentno',
> > > 'body' => 'This is a
> test message',
> > > 'type' => 'Text',
> > > 'validityperiod' => '10')
> > > );
> > >
> > > $secondarray = array('messagesubmission' => $message_array);
> > >
> >
> > Use objects rather than nested arrays to put your
> attributes in. I use a
> > stdClass like:
> > $req = new StdClass;
> > $req->originator = 'originatorno';
> > $req->recipient = 'recipentno';
> > Etc...
> > Then add this class to the parent class (if your nesting
> things) before
> > submitting it to the webservice.
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> >
> >
> > Mike C.
> >
> >
> >
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