You canot trap the payload before it is sent.
However, if you know the exact payload XML, you can do this:
|$Result=$Client->SomeCall(new SoapVar('<Element
attr="AttrValue">ElValue</Element>', XSD_ANYXML));
Thanks,
Samisa...
|Roine Edmundsson wrote:
Greetings, I have the problem when building complex structures that contain
arrays for elements that can be there 1 to n amount of times. The element
types that should be on the form
<show>
...
</show>
<show>
...
</show>
turn out as
<show>
<SOAP-ENC:Struct>
...
</SOAP-ENC:Struct>
<SOAP-ENC:Struct>
...
</SOAP-ENC:Struct>
</show>
Since the format is consistent I am now wondering if one could tamper with
the payload that is created before it is sent. since it would be simple with
a regexp to replace the <show> and </show> with the big nothing and then do
a replacement on the 'SOAP-ENC:Struct' for to 'show' and then send the
payload to the other part.
Anyone know if this is possible in a not overly complex manner (even though
such suggestions are appreciated aswell since I am quite stuck at the
moment).
All and every contributions on this will be greatly appreciated.
/Roine Edmundsson
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