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Bug #27700 complexType parameters not received by SOAP server
Submitted: 2004-03-25 13:48 UTC Modified: 2004-04-02 01:21 UTC
From: fjortiz at comunet dot es Assigned: dmitry (profile)
Status: Not a bug Package: SOAP related
PHP Version: 5.0.0RC1 OS: Windows 2000 server
Private report: No CVE-ID: None
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 [2004-03-25 13:48 UTC] fjortiz at comunet dot es
Description:
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Hi I'm trying to send a input parameter like this

/* client */
class Mail {

	var $From;
	var $arrTo;	// array 
	var $Subject;
	var $Body;

	function Mail($From, $arrTo, $Subject, $Body)	{
		$this->From=$De;
		$this->arrTo=$arrTo;
		$this->Subject=$Subject;
		$this->Body=$Body;
	}
}

$client = new SoapClient("mail.wsdl");
$obj=new Mail("from@some1.com",Array("to1@some1.com","to2@some1.com"),"Subj","Body");
$client->SendMail($obj);
/* end client code */

This works fine, as it creates this Request:

<SOAP-ENV:SendMail>
<obj>
  <From>from@some1.com</From>
  <arrTo>
    <item>to1@some1.com</item>
    <item>to2@some1.com</item>
  </arrTo>
  <Subject>Subj</Subject>
  <Body>Body</Body>
</obj>
</SOAP-ENV:SendMail>

But the server doesn't get all the arrTo items. This is what it takes:

/* SOAP server */
class ServiceWrapper {
function SendMail($obj) { 
/* if you dump this $obj, you get this:
stdClass Object
(
    [Fom] => fjortiz@comunet.es
    [arrTo] => stdClass Object
        (
            [item] => to2@some1.es
        )

    [Subject] => Subj
    [Body] => Body
)

*/
}

}

So you see that server "forgets" about item #1 of the array.
Hope it helps.

cu



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 [2004-04-01 05:40 UTC] dmitry@php.net
Hey!

I think the problem in "mail.wsdl". Can you post it here.
 [2004-04-01 09:39 UTC] fjortiz at comunet dot es
I had a deeper look and got an eval copy of XMLSpy, and after using it to validate the WSDL, I must say you are right, it was my WSDL file which was wrong.

Sorry dmitry for the disturbances.
 [2004-04-02 01:21 UTC] dmitry@php.net
The problem was because of incorrect WSDL file.
 
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