Mike Carter wrote:That doesnt help ALL errors get sent to the error_handler, regardless of the error_Reporting level
It seems, that the callback error handler, that is set on line 264 in SOAP/Server.php returns a SOAP_Fault on every Error/Warning/Notice that occurs (Missing indexes would be a notice I think). There are two solutions to avoid this bevaviour:
a.) change the error_reporting level of your script
I think the best bet may be something like:
// @ return 0 for error_repporting // and this checks the general error_reporting level...
if (!(ini_get ('error_reporting') & $errno)) {
return;
}
.. now report it..
or
b.) modify the function SOAP_ServerErrorHandler that handles the errors in SOAP/Server.php to only set soap_server_fault to SOAP_Fault when the error number passed to the callback-function is E_USER_ERROR or E_USER_WARNING.
[CODE]
define("FATAL", E_USER_ERROR); define("ERROR", E_USER_WARNING); define("WARNING", E_USER_NOTICE);
$soap_server_fault = null;
function SOAP_ServerErrorHandler($errno, $errmsg, $filename, $linenum, $vars) {
global $soap_server_fault;
switch($errno) {
case FATAL:
case ERROR:
$detail = "Errno: $errno\nFilename: $filename\nLineno: $linenum\n";
// XXX very strange behaviour with error handling if we =& here.
$soap_server_fault = new SOAP_Fault($errmsg, 'Server', 'PHP', $detail);
break;
case WARNING:
default:
break;
}
}
[/CODE]
Cheers.
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