note 97851 modified in soapserver.soapserver by danbrown

From: Date: Wed, 12 May 2010 14:03:47 +0000
Subject: note 97851 modified in soapserver.soapserver by danbrown
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Calling a server from .NET: If you intend to call a PHP SOAP server from a .NET Client, there are a couple of things to be aware of. First of all, I've only got it working in WSDL mode. If anyone have made it work in non-WSDL-mode, I'd be interested in hearing that. In WSDL-mode it works, but both input and output-parameters are wrapped from .NET. Basically, a function with this signature: <?php function SomeFunction($param1, $param2) { return $param1+$param2; } ?> Must be rewritten to this, without changing the WSDL: <?php function SomeFunction($data) { $valueArray = get_object_vars($data); $param1 = $valueArray["param1"]; $param2 = $valueArray["param2"]; return Array("SomeFunctionResult" => $param1+$param2); } ?> --was-- Calling a server from .NET: If you intend to call a PHP SOAP server from a .NET Client, there are a couple of things to be aware of. First of all, I've only got it working in WSDL mode. If anyone have made it work in non-WSDL-mode, I'd be interested in hearing that. In WSDL-mode it works, but both input and output-parameters are wrapped from .NET. Basically, a function with this signature: <?php function SomeFunction($param1, $param2) { return $param1+$param2; } ?> Must be rewritten to this, without changing the WSDL: <?php function SomeFunction($data) { $valueArray = get_object_vars($data); $param1 = $valueArray["param1"]; $param2 = $valueArray["param2"]; return Array("SomeFunctionResult" => $param1+$param2); } ?> For a more detailed walk-through, check my blog entry at http://posts.nilzorblog.com/phpnet http://php.net/manual/en/soapserver.soapserver.php

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