On Tue, 25 Oct 2005 18:20:00 -0400, Colin Goldberg wrote:
> WebService_SforceService_Soap.php, whose login function was as follows:
>
> function &login($username, $password) {
> $login =& new
> SOAP_Value('{urn:partner.soap.sforce.com}login',false,$v=array("username"=>$username,
> "password"=>$password));
> return $this->call("login",
> $v = array('login'=>$login),
> array('namespace'=>'urn:partner.soap.sforce.com',
> 'soapaction'=>'',
> 'style'=>'document',
> 'use'=>'literal' ));
> }
> }
This is wrong because authentication must be part of the header in every
succeeding request from the client. To do that you add a new SOAP_Header
to your client in which case your client will transmit this header as part
of every request to the server.
>
> and then:
> $request = array(....); (??)
>
> $response =& $client->call('login', $request, $namespace);
>
This was just to show you that requests for the various services provided
by the server must be done after adding the header to the client
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Michael Rasmussen
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