dArignac wrote:
> So for the call of login it should be this, shouldn't it?:
>
> $result = $this->soapClient->login(array(array('username' => $username,
> 'password' => $password)));
>
No. If you look at the function and type definitions, you will see that
the login function takes 1 parameter which is a structure containing
username and password. The way you originally passing it was correct:
$result = $this->saopClient->login(array('username' => $username,
'password' => $password));
> Unfortunatly this tells me that the username property is not set. So I tried
> it with a class having a username and password property:
>
> class LoginContainer {
> public $username;
> public $password;
> }
> ...
> $login = new LoginContainer();
> $login->username = $username;
> $login->password = $password;
> $result = $this->soapClient->login($login);
>
> But this does not work too as the $login value always is a stdClass with no
> vars and functions in the login function on the server.
> So what is the correct way to put in the values?
> Thanks in advance!
Unless you made any changes to your WSDL or using the wrong server code,
the above should and does work correctly.
Rob
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