Josh Santangelo said: > I tried posting this via NNTP, but I don't think it ever showed up. > Apologies for the double-post if I'm wrong. Could use a little help > here... NNTP is a read-only interface to this list. No surprises there. Post via the mailing list and you'll be alright. > I'm trying to use SOAP with WSDL over SSL on a server that has a weird > certificate. I'm able to do it directly with curl and curl_setopt, but > am not sure how to do it similarly with SOAP. This is what I'm trying: I found myself in this very same situation. The underlying TCP transport is perfectly capable of being told to accept an alternate signing authority for a certificate, since it allows anything that OpenSSL allows. Unfortunately the SOAP client code recognizes a fairly limited subset of those options. This is unfortunate because I would have been very happy to use PHP instead of the cobbled-together combination of C++ and Delphi that I was forced to use instead. This speaks to the need for a uniform function for parsing connection options. Unfortunately it does not exist at this time. If I had just a little bit less on my plate or PHP were just a little closer to my central business needs I would be happy to implement such a beast. Clay -- Lazarus Notes from Lazarus Internet Development http://www.lazarusid.com/notes/ Articles, Reviews and Commentary on web development -- PHP Soap Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
