Description:
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I am trying to use a SOAP client within a SOAP server and it caused the SOAP server to fail to respond properly to its clients with a SoapFault when a problem arose. It works fine if there is no error to return to the client.

so a diagram might help...

[SOAP Client A]
   |
   |
[SOAP Server A]
  +[SOAP Client B] ---> [SOAP Server B]
  +[return SoapFault]

...looks like we got no XML document...

The response (SoapFault) to the SOAP Client A looks like it is empty. I'm wondering if the SoapFault mechanism is corrupted by the SoapClient initialization. I've tested the idea of faking a response from the SOAP Server B, i.e. don't create a SOAP Client B, and the returning SoapFault works as expected.


Reproduce code:
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// code snippets to get help my issue accross
$server = new SoapServer(null,array('uri'=>$NAMESPACE));
$server->setClass('MyClass');
$server->handle();

// a class that creates a soap client within the server
class MyClass {
public function Make($something) {
  $client = new SoapClient('http://somewhere.com/soap.wsdl');  
  return new SoapFault('Validation','bogus');
}
}

// -- another file -- an originating client
try {
$clientA = new soapClient('http://localhost/soap.php');
} catch (SoapFault $e) {
echo $e->faultstring; // error occurs here. wrong error message => expected "bogus"
}

Expected result:
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expected the message "bogus" to be echoed

expect to catch a SoapFault with an error message on the originating client (Client A above).

Actual result:
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looks like we got no XML document