Chris,
You almost have it. You just need to return the fault, not the message
of the fault. What I do is declare a $retVal and place either the results
of my method, or the fault in that and return it.
i.e.
$retVal = 1;
if (!true) {
$retVal = new SOAP_Fault("Expecting True", "Server", "MyNamespace", 1);
}
return $retVal;
Rob
"Chris Covell" <chris.covell@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hello there, Al tells me I am on the right list, so here is my question...
>
> As a bit of background, I am using pear SOAP 0.8RC3 beta under
php-4.3.4-1.1.
>
> I have a soap server process that works fine ! I have agot a client
> that connects to it fine also. I have adopted the technique of using
> the dispatch_map so that a wsdl is created automagically:
>
> $this->__dispatch_map['request'] =
> array( 'in' => array('input' => 'string'),
> 'out' => array('return string' => 'string'),
> );
>
> As you can see I have defined in and out parameters as strings.
>
> Now, I have a customer connecting to this server using a Java client.
> He has built his client based on my wsdl. He wants me to return errors
> as soap faults. I am doing it like this:
>
> $fault = new SOAP_Fault('Does not exist', '99');
> return $fault->message();
>
> The trouble is that he is seeing the SOAP fault data, but it is
> wrapped up in a string, this is what he describes:
>
> "In case of error I expect your service to return something like this:
>
> <http>
> <soap:fault/>
> </http>
>
> But actually your service is returning something like this:
>
> <http>
> <soap:return>
> <soap:fault/gt&;
> </soap:return>
> </http>
>
> The SOAP Fault is actually "masked" inside a normal result. In my
> opinion you have do make a little change in your WSDL to define the
> possible returned faults."
>
> So my question is:
>
> How do I return a soap fault in the way he describes ? Can I define a
> "fault" out in my dispatch map -> wsdl ?
>
> Hopefully you can help me !
>
> Chris...
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