Hi,
You need to use try/catch when you execute the call. The
below example catches any errors and writes it to a logfile.
try
{
// Execute soap call
$reply = $client->fooCall($param1, $param2);
}
catch(SoapFault $ex)
{
$err = $ex->faultcode;
$fault = $ex->faultstring;
$desc = print_r($ex->detail->exception->message, true);
if ($_DEBUG)
{
error_log("WM call error " .__FILE__ .'/' .__LINE__ ."; $err; $fault;
$desc");
}
}
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Från: Antonio Reher [mailto:areher@sonoratec.biz]
Skickat: den 23 februari 2005 14:23
Till: soap@lists.php.net
Ämne: catching a timeout
Hi, i'm creating a soap client with php5 from a wsdl. If the server times
out, is there any way of catching this and executing alternative code?
thanks!
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