Re: PHP SOAP_WSDL() clients & dotNET web services
| From: | Jesse Guardiani | Date: | Thu, 23 Jun 2005 12:09:24 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: PHP SOAP_WSDL() clients & dotNET web services | ||
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Adam Ashley <aashley <at> optimiser.com> writes:
>
> Quoting Jesse Guardiani <jesse <at> wingnet.net>:
>
> > echo ( $client->subtract("10","23") );
> well without being able to try the interface myself perhaps try calling
> this as
> echo ( $client->subtract(10,23) );
Yes, I've tried that. Same result. The arguments used to be doubles on
the dotNET side, so we changed them to integers, but it all yields the
same result.
> From my experience the .NET SOAP client and servers are very very anal when it
> comes to some parts of the SOAP standard (ie Dates must include the optional 6
> decimal places of precision on seconds or .NET says its an invalid date) so it
> wouldnt surprise me if its getting annoyed about that.
Are you saying that PEAR::SOAP handles document/literal format without any
trouble?
How can I view or log the XML that flies back and forth between my PHP client
and the dotNET server? I'm interested in debugging this, but I can't without
being able to see the protocol in action.
Thanks.
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Jesse Guardiani
jesse@wingnet.net