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[2005-02-07 10:17 UTC] wolfgang dot glas at ev-i dot at
Description:
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The code fragment below shows a PHP SOAP client calling the
echoStruct() function from the 'base' example of AXIS C++
(Apcahe's C++ SOAP-server). This example is supposedly
included in most SOAP servers. If not, contact me for more
information.
The struct SOAPStruct is defined in the according wsdl-file
an the struct correctly passed over to the SOAP server.
When an object of type SOAPStruct is returned by the
SOAPClient, the returned object is of type 'stdclass' with
the appropriate attributes.
The returned object can be easily mappedd back to the
user-defined class, as shown below in the fromStdClass()
member function.
Nevertheless, it would feasible for most users, if the
SOAPClient mapped the returned value directly to an Object
of type 'class SOAPStruct' in the case that the user
defined a class with a name that matches the struct name in
the wsdl-file.
IMHO, this feature should become part of the PHP-5.1
development schedule.
TIA for considering this suggestion,
Wolfgang
Reproduce code:
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class SOAPStruct
{
public $varString;
public $varInt;
public $varFloat;
function __construct($s= "",$i = 0,$f = 0.0) {
$this->varString=$s;
$this->varInt=$i;
$this->varFloat=$f;
}
function fromStdClass($v) {
foreach($v as $key => $value) {
$this->$key= $value;
}
}
function printMe() {
echo "string=".$this->varString."\nint=".$this->varInt."\nfloat=".$this->varFloat."\n";
}
}
$s=new SOAPStruct("s_string",43,3.1415926535);
$r=new SOAPStruct;
$client = new SoapClient("http://localhost:8080/axis/base?wsdl");
echo "********* echoStruct:\n";
echo "**** s:\n"; $s->printMe();
$r->fromStdClass($client->echoStruct($s));
echo "**** r:\n"; $r->printMe();
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You can do this with "classmap" option in SoapClient/SoapServer constructor. $client = new SoapClient(("http://localhost:8080/axis/base?wsdl", array("classmap"=>array("SOAPStruct"=>"SOAPStruct")));Thanks Dimitri for this pointer. It actually seem to work for the example I posted. Nevertheless, when using an array of wsdl-structs, the classmap specifiaction seems to be ignored: To be precise, when I extend my example with the following code: ----------------------- echo "********* echoStruct:\n"; echo "**** s:\n"; $s->printMe(); $r = $client->echoStruct($s); echo "**** r:\n"; $r->printMe(); $sa = array(new SOAPStruct("s_string0",43,3.1415926535), new SOAPStruct("s_string1",44,17.47), new SOAPStruct("s_string2",45,27.30)); $ra = $client->echoStructArray($sa); echo "**** sa:\n"; foreach($sa as $key => $value) { echo "$key => "; $value->printMe(); } echo "**** ra:\n"; foreach($ra as $key => $value) { echo "$key => "; $value->printMe(); <--- } ----------------- , I get the following error: Fatal error: Call to undefined method stdClass::printMe() in /home/wglas/axis/php/base.php on line 68 The line number refers to the line marked with <--- above. The code for returning a single structure (echoStruct call above) is running without any problem. So it seems to me, that members of an array of wsdl-structs are mapped to stdclass, regardless of the classmap directive in the SOAPClient ctor. WolfgangI just tested this with PHP-5.0.3 and latest CVS versions. Works fine for me. <?php class SoapStruct { public $varString; protected $varInt; private $varFloat; function SoapStruct($a, $b, $c) { $this->varString = $a; $this->varInt = $b; $this->varFloat = $c; } function printMe() { var_dump($this); } } function echoStructArray($a) { return $a; } class LocalSoapClient extends SoapClient { function __construct($wsdl, $options) { parent::__construct($wsdl, $options); $this->server = new SoapServer($wsdl, $options); $this->server->addFunction('echoStructArray'); } function __doRequest($request, $location, $action, $version) { ob_start(); $this->server->handle($request); $response = ob_get_contents(); ob_end_clean(); return $response; } } $x = new LocalSoapClient("round2_base.wsdl", array("classmap"=>array("SOAPStruct"=>"SOAPStruct"))); $y = $x->echoStructArray(array(new SoapStruct("0", 3, 4.1), new SoapStruct("1", 5, 6.2))); foreach($y as $z) { $z->printMe(); } ?>