soapserver

I'm not sure if this is php bug (bad implementation) or my bug (bad understanding of the SOAP protocol / SoapServer as this is the first time I'm using SoapServer) I've noticed that if there are two or more operations with the same wsdl:part (even if the wsdl:message , operation and soapAction are different), The SoapServer will allways call the first function. In this example, I've two functions multiply2 and multiply4 both having num (int) as input parameter. earlier today, If I change the part name (service1.wsdl) the functions are mapped correctly. Although, I don't mind using different

Short Version I want to extend SoapClient so it does this internally when accessing the WSDL: curl -L -E /location/of/cert.pem -c /tmp/location/of/cookie.jar https://web-service-provider/servicename?wsdl Long Version I've got a SOAP request similar to this: $serviceUrl = 'https://service-url'; $wsdl = $serviceUrl . '?wsdl'; $proxyServiceUrl = 'http://localhost/myproxy.php?url=$serviceUrl'; $proxyWsdl = 'http://localhost/myproxy.php?url=$wsdl'; $options = array( 'cache_wsdl' => WSDL_CACHE_NONE, 'encoding' => 'utf-8', 'soap_version' => SOAP_1_1, 'exceptions' => true, 'trace' => true, 'location'

I'm preparing the SOAP server and generating my WSDL using the follow code: //(... Controller action code ...) if (key_exists('wsdl', $params)) { $autodiscover = new AutoDiscover(); $autodiscover->setClass('WebServiceClass') ->setUri('http://server/webserver/uri'); $autodiscover->handle(); } else { $server = new Server(null); $server->setUri($ws_url); $server->setObject($this->getServiceLocator()->get('MyController\Service\WebServiceClass')); $server->handle(); } //(... Controller action code ...) But in one of my WebService method I have a parameter of type Array in which each element is of

I am setting up a SOAP webservice which takes XML input and has to return custom XML output. All this is defined in a WSDL. I apply soapServer for this (until someone says it has bugs preventing me from achieving my goal :-)). I haven't been able yet to return custom XML: I get some result which seems to be based on teh WSDL, with a standard root element name equal to the input XML one plus "Response". Actually that surprises me too so as a side question I wonder why that is and whether it can be influenced. Of course it is a nice thing that the WSDL definitions are used somehow when responses