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Re: [phpsoa] Re: Can anyone send me an example of how to send a complex type to a .net service please?

bruno.p.r...@gmail.com (Bruno Reis) — Wed, 08 Aug 2008 16:19:41 UT

I did not say that it was in the response on the first email.

I could look into a valid request today and I realized that the schema
definition is passed either on the response and on the request.

The trouble here is that SimpleXML or even Dom are getting confused into
reading and writing this xml with the schema in it.

Re: Can anyone send me an example of how to send a complex type to a .net service please?

gchart...@googlemail.com (Graham Charters) — Wed, 08 Aug 2008 14:04:45 UT

Hi Bruno,

I hadn't appreciated the complex type was in the response, not the
request (I should have looked more carefully). I don't know whether
the schema being in the response will cause problems or not, and in
fact it may be irrelevant. If the request with either the SoapClient
or SCA works and gives you back a valid SimpleXML or SDO object, then

Re: [phpsoa] Re: Can anyone send me an example of how to send a complex type to a .net service please?

bruno.p.r...@gmail.com (Bruno Reis) — Wed, 08 Aug 2008 10:36:12 UT

Thanks.

I have few experience with ws at all. But one thing I think is different on
this service I want to consume is the fact that it declares an open type in
the wsdl and then it puts a schema declaration inside the response.

2008/8/6 Graham Charters <gchart...@googlemail.com>

Re: Can anyone send me an example of how to send a complex type to a .net service please?

gchart...@googlemail.com (Graham Charters) — Wed, 08 Aug 2008 09:13:28 UT

Hi Bruno,

In theory (given it's the goal of Web services), the fact it's a .NET
service should make no difference. The difference between SCA and the
SoapClient (I don't know SCO) will largely come down to how you work
with the complexTypes. With the SoapClient (If I remember correctly),
you will use DOM to create a complex type and can use SimpleXML to

Can anyone send me an example of how to send a complex type to a .net service please?

bruno.p.r...@gmail.com (Bruno Reis) — Tue, 08 Aug 2008 21:13:14 UT

Hi there.
Can someone please send me an example of how to send a complex type to a
.net service?
I´m having no sucess at this.
How is the xml supposed to be?
How do I do it using SCO or SoapClient?
Thanks,
Bruno

Re: [phpsoa] Re: Comsume #Net services.

bruno.p.r...@gmail.com (Bruno Reis) — Tue, 08 Aug 2008 11:14:38 UT

Hi all,
I have advanced a little on this subject and I understand a little more what
is happening now.
The wsdl define two elements and then it defines a *any* node inside them
without defining all the response elements.
When I call the service the response comes with the schema definition and
the data together inside this two nodes as shown below.

Re: Comsume #Net services.

gchart...@googlemail.com (Graham Charters) — Tue, 08 Aug 2008 08:44:18 UT

Hi Dali,

You do need to pass SDO objects for consumed Web services, but my
point was, you are not responsible for writing the XSD. Someone else
will already have done this as part of creating the WSDL. I don't
believe StdClass objects will work. I hope that clarifies what I
meant :-S

I believe SCA can consume various styles of soap service (e.g. rpc/

RE: [phpsoa] Re: Comsume #Net services.

dalibor.andzako...@swerve.co.nz (Dalibor Andzakovic) — Tue, 08 Aug 2008 08:10:19 UT

You know, you may be right there...
I've always passed SDO objects as complex types to consumed
webservices*.
I'll try some tests with StdClass objects as complex types. One of these
days I should really collect all my notes and put them up on the web
somewhere.
It may be worth noting that I've never tried consuming RPC/ENCODED style

Re: Overzealous Errors

gchart...@googlemail.com (Graham Charters) — Tue, 08 Aug 2008 07:14:01 UT

Hi Adrian,

I think your problem and the one in the link are different. It looks
to me like the problem you are encountering is because you are trying
to use a PHP interface to describe a complex type, which is not
supported in SCA. All complex types must be described using XSD for
SCA to correctly generate the WSDL (see [link]).

Re: Comsume #Net services.

gchart...@googlemail.com (Graham Charters) — Tue, 08 Aug 2008 06:59:15 UT

I just wanted to clarify the comment about xsd. When using SCA to
consume a Web service you do not need to write an XSD because one will
already be provided as part WSDL service description. You only need
to write an XSD when you are creating a service which uses complex
types.

Regards, Graham.

Overzealous Errors

anol...@gmail.com (Adrian) — Mon, 08 Aug 2008 14:58:36 UT

Hello all,

I have the following code which produces this error: Fatal error:
Uncaught SCA_RuntimeException: Namespace defined in @param not found
in @types annotation: 'subject' thrown in /usr/share/php5/SCA/
SCA_AnnotationReader.php on line 305

if I comment out line 305 I get a good WSDL file.

RE: [phpsoa] Comsume #Net services.

dalibor.andzako...@swerve.co.nz (Dalibor Andzakovic) — Mon, 08 Aug 2008 03:44:30 UT

Use latest PHP with SOAP extension. You don't really need SCA/SDO to consume services (but you can do it if you want to define your complex types in an xsd)

Read up on [link]. This wil give you a good overview and pointers on http auth.

Use script from [link] to generate your proxy classes and types.

Comsume #Net services.

bruno.p.r...@gmail.com (Bruno Prieto Reis) — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 15:24:03 UT

Hi there,

I´m starting to learn this W.S. subject. And I need to consume two or
three services from a #Net server. ( Project Server ).
Since I dont´n know much about it I have some questions and will be
gratefull if someone can answer one or more of them:

1 - is it possible?
2 - how do I learn to do it? ( Are there tutorials on the net ? )

Re: SCA services access control...?

gchart...@googlemail.com (Graham Charters) — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 07:32:09 UT

Hi Yannick, once again, apologies for not responding sooner.

Security is something which has come up on numerous occasions, but no
one has been able to find the time to incorporate something. I
believe unless you are able to do something that, sadly, this is still
the case. I've included a couple of links to previous discussions

Re: Possible to offer a service from a simple function?

ywarn...@gmail.com (Yannick) — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 05:02:39 UT

Thanks, I'll see what I can do, I'm also a little short on time (I
tend to work on things in peaks and then move on to other things, so
that'll have to wait until the next peak for now)