Description:
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When using SOAPClient with WSDL types as PHP classes, you define the 
relationship in the classmap element of the options parameter to the SoapClient 
constructor.

The instances that are created by the SOAPClient do not call the constructor, 
but, once created, the destructor is called as part of the script shutdown.

I don't know if this is a bug in SOAPClient in that it SHOULD call the 
constructors, or just a documentation issue in that the lack of construction is 
not documented.

If a PHP class with methods is used in the class map, the class is instantiated 
and you can call the methods, so it looks just like a normal class/object. But 
with no constructor.

When the script closes, the destructors are called.

My test script is fairly large as there are 14 magic methods to add to the 
classes.

So, it is available at http://pastebin.com/4CWHrwKq

Test script:
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http://pastebin.com/4CWHrwKq

Expected result:
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ConversionRate::__construct ( a:0:{} )
ConversionRateResponse::__contruct ( a:0:{} )

0.6171
ConversionRateResponse::__destruct ( a:0:{} )
ConversionRate::__destruct ( a:0:{} )

Actual result:
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ConversionRate::__construct ( a:0:{} )

0.6171
ConversionRateResponse::__destruct ( a:0:{} )
ConversionRate::__destruct ( a:0:{} )