Lukas Kahwe Smith wrote:
PS: I will probably end up hacking out that point in PEAR::SOAP as well
.. *sigh*
OK, it finally worked. Here are the changes I have done from PEAR::SOAP.
I have not yet confirmed if all of these steps were necessary, but I
will over the course of the next days. For all necessary changes I will
provide patches that will hopefully be applied.
1) I changed the "SOAP-ENV" namespace to "soapenv". Since I am using
literal I did not need to bother with "SOAP-ENC"
2) I changed the linefeeds from \r\n to \n everywhere and removed the
line feeds inside the SOAP message alltogether (I presume I do not need
to do the later in reality).
3) I changed the SOAP message itself to be send as plain text with
encoding "binary"
4) I added the ability to define aribtrary attributes into the
attachment referencing tags, so that I was able to add the "filename"
attribute in the below example:
<content filename="image1.gif"
href="cid:1746ED6DDE448400271DA805A3580400"/>
5) I have made it possible to serialize an array as follows when using
literal encoding:
<ding field="bar">123</ding>
<ding field="bar">456</ding>
Instead of
<ding>
<item field="bar">123</item>
<item field="bar">456</item>
</ding>
6) Removed the soap encoding namespace definition out of the envelope
7) Keep the soap action tag inside the body, instead of just passing the
parameters directly.
<soapenv:Body>
<SubmitRequest>
<foo>bar</foo>
</SubmitRequest>
</soapenv:Body>
Instead of
<soapenv:Body>
<foo>bar</foo>
</soapenv:Body>
When calling the soap method SubmitRequest with the parameter "foo" and
the parameter value "bar"
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If anyone can confirm that they have run into any of the above issues
(or slight variations of this), that would be helpful in determining how
the patches should look like. It will probably also make Jan's life
easier in deciding which patches to accept (although I of course hope he
will accept all). Like I said, I will go through all of the 8 noted
things to verify if they were indeed relevant.
regards,
Lukas
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