David Zülke ha scritto:
On 21.04.2010, at 10:47, EleGoS wrote:
Hello!
I have to manage a SOAP client/server data flux, acting as a proxy,
using the content-type soap+msbin1. I have to send via curl the SOAP
data, and then to receive the output and turn it back in print (still
as binary data). I've tried with sever allways to hanlde this binary
XML stream, with no success (the data itself breaks and the server
doesn't receive the correct stream). I also need to decrypt the data
which comes from the curl exec, but I have no idea on how to do that.
I know there is no current implementation of this proprietary binary,
but I found the specifications on the MSDN website. Still have no
clue on how to implement a .net binary xml read/write class.
Here is the MSDN documentation on it:
-> http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc219175(PROT.10).aspx
I have really no clue on where to start =\
May you please help me starting implementing such class? Just the
input, "the boring work" must be made by myself I know :)
If you want to implement a client that uses the binary protocol, you
just need to override SoapClient::__doRequest() where you can convert
between binary and "normal" XML:
http://php.net/manual/en/soapclient.dorequest.php
If you want to implement a server that handles the binary protocol,
it's probably easiest to convert the binary data to XML and pass it to
SoapServer::handle().
- David
Thank you for your reply!
In these days I've tried "mapping" the messages with bin2hex and
substituting the known hex values to logs, I found that most of the hex
codes are not only "elements" hex codes, they are characters too. So I
come in trouble to decide what's a msbin1 token and what's not. How can
I handle this? Any ideas?
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