Hi Michael,
Thx. The online documentation isn't terribly clear on all this and
says several of the functions/objects (SoapVar, SoapParam) are for
non-WSDL mode only, so I hadn't tried this. However, I just tried
your suggestion but unfortunately I'm still not getting the correct
object type on the server.
Your example below seems to be geared towards returning an object
from the server rather than passing one to it, so here is what I tried:
- Removed references on both client and server to a classmap
- On the client, changed the method call to pass a SoapParam instead
of directly passing my object i.e.
$client = new SoapClient('http://myurl.com/wsdl' );
$a = new someObj();
$b = new SoapParam($a, 'name_of_comlexType_from_WSDL');
$client->myRemoteMethod( $b );
On the server, the 'myRemoteMethod()' is simply displaying the object
type that it is passed. It is receiving the object as a 'StdClass',
instead of a 'someObj'
Is this the corrrect approach? Do I need to do anything additionally
on the server side?
Tusind tak,
Morgan
On 19/06/2006, at 10:32 AM, Michael Rasmussen wrote:
On Mon, 19 Jun 2006 10:17:06 +1200, Morgan Pyne wrote:
I have defined a classmap on both the client & server for the
object that
I am trying to pass as a parameter.
If you are building your server and client from a WSDL you do not
need to
use classmap. Simple wrap the response inside a SoapParam:
$obj = new someObj();
return SoapParam($obj, 'name_of_comlexType_from_WSDL');
The server/client will automatically lookup the definition in the
WSDL to
be able to serialize or deserialize.
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