Hi,
Wednesday, June 17, 2009, 1:21:47 AM, you wrote:
RJ> I'm working on a project using SOAP and WS-Security in which I am failing
RJ> miserably.
RJ> Is there a way to inspect the actual XML, header, etc. that is actually
RJ> being sent. I feel like I am constructing the call correctly, and I kno
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Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2009 8:22 AM
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Subject: [PHP] PHP5 SOAP...
I'm working on a project using SOAP and WS-Security in which I am failing
miserably.
Is there a way to inspect the actual XML, header, etc. that is actually
being sent. I feel like I
I'm working on a project using SOAP and WS-Security in which I am failing
miserably.
Is there a way to inspect the actual XML, header, etc. that is actually
being sent. I feel like I am constructing the call correctly, and I know
exactly what needs to be sent, but I dont know how to see exactly wh
Hi there,
I'm trying to find out how to generate a WSDL with the functions I am
providing as web services, and I'm finding various posts on the net that
say it's not possible with the SOAP extension built in PHP5.
At the same time, I find that
http://www.php.net/manual/en/soap.constants.php
list
I have a problem with PHP talking to my non-php webservice.
The problem arises because I have a list of elements in an umbounded
xsd:choice type, which are supposed to be parsed in the correct order.
Unfortunately, PHP groups them together per-type instead of in the
order they appear in the do
Simon,
It would appear you've not included the full message. Please look at
the source of the message in your web browser. The space between
unexpected and "in complexType" probably contains an XML tag.
David
Simon Detheridge wrote:
> I'm trying to get PHP5 to talk to a web service that I am d
another guess: does the php soap extension maybe think
that 'complexType' (all of them) needs a name attrib? (try
giving them bogus names?)
Simon Detheridge wrote:
Thanks for your response.
Quoting Jochem Maas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Simon Detheridge wrote:
I'm trying to get PHP5 to talk to a
Thanks for your response.
Quoting Jochem Maas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Simon Detheridge wrote:
I'm trying to get PHP5 to talk to a web service that I am developing.
is php choking on the comment?:
""
I've removed the comments from the file. No luck.
or maybe it's choking on the 'included'
Simon Detheridge wrote:
I'm trying to get PHP5 to talk to a web service that I am developing.
I have created a wsdl for the service
(http://www.symgate.com/symgate/symgate.wsdl) and am trying to get PHP
to parse it. (The wsdl validates in a number of tools I've pointed at
it, including mindre
I'm trying to get PHP5 to talk to a web service that I am developing.
I have created a wsdl for the service
(http://www.symgate.com/symgate/symgate.wsdl) and am trying to get PHP
to parse it. (The wsdl validates in a number of tools I've pointed at
it, including mindreef soapscope and the wsdl
Hi there, im just wondering if its possible to setup your web service
and let it generate a wsdl file for clients when u request the script
with a wsdl flag like with nusoap ? Im rather not having to code an
entire wsdl document for the web service if possible :\
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Thanks Richard,
I think I might start on a slightly simpler service, it seems MS has
done its best to complicate everything.
I have managed to get something working, but, god knows why the their
example web service is sending back schema data as well as the result
data, quite over the top.
On Mon, October 10, 2005 4:40 am, Chris Hemmings wrote:
> Can anyone explain how this works, and, how to fix it. I'm can't find
> any documentation on the problem I am having.
colon-separated name-spaces in XML are a relatively new development.
Your XML parser probably is not up to speed on them
Hello,
Can anyone explain how this works, and, how to fix it. I'm can't find
any documentation on the problem I am having.
I'm using a .NET webservice and a PHP SOAP call using version 5.0.4.
The returned result does not seem correct because of all the stuff at
the top, the 'xs' stuff. Thi
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