RE: [Nusoap-general] Attribute and NuSOAP

[Gamshad, M. <Moh...@sc...>]

Btw, I should have explained that when ever you need to have your
message to be in a certain exact structure, including attributes and
element namespace declarations, you should create new objects based on
soapval class.  You start declaring objects from the inner most elements
to the outter ones.  Once you've got the innter ones defined, then place
them in an array to provide that as data for the outter element
declaration.  Thus, the sequence of the code I provided.  Once you know
you've to use arrays and soapval objects, then you can use the
serialize() method on the soapval object to see what the structure looks
like, without having to make the actuall call.  Then when you've got it
all sorted out, make the call.

One thing that I ran into recently that worth mentioning:  I had a case
where I needed something like this:

<First>
    <Input>some-input</Input>
    <Msg> some-value <Msg>
    <Msg>another-value</Msg>
</First>

i.e., you have a case where you need multilple instances of the same
element.  You can code for that by delcaring each of those to be a new
soapval object and then putting them into an array.  As in:

$msg1 =3D new soapval('Msg', 'MsgClass', 'some-value');

See my other post on how to handle complex data from the client side.

Mohsen
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-----Original Message-----
From: nus...@li...
[mailto:nus...@li...] On Behalf Of
Gamshad, Mohsen
Sent: Thursday, March 23, 2006 9:30 AM
To: Peter Lauri; nus...@li...
Subject: RE: [Nusoap-general] Attribute and NuSOAP

Here's how to code it from the client side:

$role  =3D new soapval('platformCore:role', 'Role', '', false, false,
array('internalId' =3D> '3'));

The empty third parameter indicates no value, just the element.

$account =3D new soapval('platformCore:account', 'Account', '111111');
$pwd =3D new soapval('platformCore:password', 'Password', 'Cracker1')
$email =3D new soapval('platformCore:email', 'Email', =
'eb...@ya...');

$passportVal =3D array ($email, $pwd, $account, $role); $passport =3D =
new
soapval('platformMsgs:passport', 'Passport', $passportVal, false,
false);

$msg =3D new soapval('platformMsgs:login', 'Login', $passport, false,
false);

$xmlout =3D $msg->serialize();

$response =3D $client->($yourPortName,  $outxml, ...);


Also, if you want to just see the serialized data, comment out your call
to the client and instead do this:

echo "Serialized ouput =3D "."<xmp>".$xmlout."</xmp>";


HTH,

Mohsen

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-----Original Message-----
From: nus...@li...
[mailto:nus...@li...] On Behalf Of Peter
Lauri
Sent: Wednesday, March 22, 2006 11:23 PM
To: nus...@li...
Subject: [Nusoap-general] Attribute and NuSOAP

Hi,

I have been trying to find a simple example of how to add attributes to
the requests, but after two days search I can not find an example. The
$param is easy to create if it does not contain any attributes. This is
what I want to create, but the internalId is giving me troubles:

-------------------
<soap:Body>
   <platformMsgs:login>
      <platformMsgs:passport>
         <platformCore:email>eb...@ya...</platformCore:email>
         <platformCore:password>Cracker1</platformCore:password>
         <platformCore:account>111111</platformCore:account>
         <platformCore:role internalId=3D"3"/>
      </platformMsgs:passport>
   </platformMsgs:login>
</soap:Body>
-------------------

So I started:
$param =3D array(
  'passport'=3D>array(
    'email'=3D>'eb...@ya...',
    'password'=3D>'Cracker1',
    'account'=3D>'1111111',
    //But here I have no clue what to write
  )
);

Maybe the reason is that you can not do that with NuSOAP, but I am a
newbie so I have no clue.

Best regards,
Peter Lauri



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