#46427 [Ver->Asn]: SoapClient() stumbles over its "stream_context" parameter

ID: 46427 Updated by: dmitry@php.net Reported By: daniel dot gorski at develnet dot org -Status: Verified +Status: Assigned Bug Type: SOAP related Operating System: Linux PHP Version: 5.3.0alpha2 -Assigned To: +Assigned To: dmitry Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2008-11-25 02:06:56] hradtke@php.net In example 1, the $ctx variable is declared within the scope of the getSoapClient_1() function. The SoapClient constructor does not make a copy of the stream context. That stream context resource is destroyed when the function returns. Patch that copies the stream context if someone wants to review and commit: http://www.hermanradtke.com/soap_client_stream_context.patch Since you are using PHP 5.3 you can use a closure. The syntax is a little different than something like JavaScript. Try the following in the meantime: function getSoapClient_1() { $ctx = stream_context_create(); return function() use ($ctx) { return new SoapClient(URI, array('stream_context' => $ctx)); }; } $client = getSoapClient_1(); $client()->__soapCall('Help', array()); ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2008-10-30 11:05:16] daniel dot gorski at develnet dot org Description: ------------ SoapClient()'s "stream_context" parameter gets mangled if used in a function. The stream context becomes disfunctional. Below are two examples listed of which one does not work. Although not quite sure, this might be also related to #46096. Reproduce code: --------------- error_reporting(E_ALL|E_STRICT); define( 'URI', 'http://webservices.amazon.com/AWSECommerceService/AWSECommerceService.wsdl' ); // Example 1, emits a warning, mangles value of $ctx. function getSoapClient_1() { $ctx = stream_context_create(); return new SoapClient(URI, array('stream_context' => $ctx)); } // Explicit output not required to see the error/warning. getSoapClient_1()->__soapCall('Help', array()); // --- // Example 2, works as far I can see. $ctx = stream_context_create(); function getSoapClient_2($ctx) { return new SoapClient(URI, array('stream_context' => $ctx)); } // No output, no warning, seems OK. getSoapClient_2($ctx)->__soapCall('Help', array()); Expected result: ---------------- At least no output as not output is triggered. Actual result: -------------- "Warning: SoapClient::__doRequest(): XX is not a valid Stream-Context resource in [...]" Where the XX is the resource number id. Interestingly the output is not "Resource #XX .." but just the number "XX" without the leading hash. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=46427&edit=1