[PHP-SOAP-GENERAL] Question

[Niklas F. <nik...@i3...>]

First of all - bear with me as a newbie on this. If I posted to the wrong
mailing list, I'm sorry.


I have a GET request with the following result

GET /theurl HTTP/1.0

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<env:Envelope xmlns:env="http://www.w3.org/2002/06/soap-envelope"
xmlns:i3="http://www.i3micro.com/server/app/i3procman">
 <env:Header>
  <!-- Server registration request from an i3-server to OMC-->
  <i3:command env:mustUnderstand="true">server_registration_req</i3:command>
  <i3:checksum i3:type="md5">32192312dede89</i3:checksum>
 </env:Header>
 <env:Body>
  <server id="AAAOG218R1a1-0000002016"
xmlns="http://www.i3micro.com/server/app/i3procman"
env:mustUnderstand="true">
   <interfaces timestamp="1022839780">
    <interface id="eth0">
     <ipaddress>10.3.0.14</ipaddress>
    </interface>
   </interfaces>
  </server>
 </env:Body>
</env:Envelope>

And I use
<?
$soap = new soapobject("http://IP/theurl", "urn:Object");
var_dump($soap);

if ($soap->__isFault()) {
 print "<br />FEL <br />";
 var_dump($soap->__getFault());
}
?>

The result of this is:
object(soapobject)(2) { ["location"]=> string(41)
"http://10.2.0.14/soap-tests/regserver.xml" ["uri"]=> string(10)
"urn:Object" } NULL
FEL
NULL


How can I get access to the soup result and what exactly does the second
argument in the constructor do?


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Best Regards

Niklas Fondberg  -  nik...@i3...
System Developer  -  I3 Micro Technology