On Tue, 29 Jul 2008, Peter Beckman wrote:
I have bigints in my MySQL DB (full international-style phone numbers, such
as 12125004000). I want to return these via a SOAP API I'm working on.
I was able to solve the problem. Turns out there were two issues.
1. Caching was turned on, so the WSDL was cached, which meant that on-disk
changes were not reflected after the first WSDL read, and thus changes to
variable types were not being recached. One (I) would think that the
caching mechanism would be intelligent enough to at least do a check of
the last_modified time on the WSDL and the cached file, and if the
original file was greater, recache. Oh well.
2. After googling some more on xsd:int and other variable types, I tried
what I thought would be correct, xsd:long. But again, same problem. I
finally found enlightenment after reading the soap.constants.php page,
and clicking on the hyperlinked "integer" which showed that numbers
larger than 2147483647 resulted in PHP outputting the correct number,
but typecasted as a float, not an int.
When I changed my WSDL element type to xsd:float, all was well with the
world again.
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