For a service function of
function namebank_search_params($param1,$param2,....$param8)
which matches your 8-parameter WSDL definition, you would change this snippet
of client code
$parameters = array('args'=>$args);
$big=$soapclient->call('namebank_search_params',$parameters);
to
$big=$soapclient->call('namebank_search_params',$args);
The args array is already in the format of 'parameter-name' => parameter-value.
Scott Nichol
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----- Original Message -----
From: "David Remsen" <dremsen@xxxxxxx>
To: <nusoap-general@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, November 04, 2004 9:45 PM
Subject: [Nusoap-general] Re: difficulty parsing input from some clients but
not others
> Scott - thanks for the replies. The main culprit of course is that I
> probably only know enough to be dangerous. I left the input args
> atomic like that because I thought it made the WSDL simpler. And it
> seemed like if I threw all the params into an array on the client side
> that this is what I got in the function. I do see how it doesn't
> appear to be what the WSDL describes though.
>
>
> So, just so I understand, If I wanted to leave the WSDL as it is I
> would simply change my function definition to read .
>
> function namebank_search_params($param1,$param2,....$param8)?
>
> if so how would the client call on the other side be structured? It
> seemed the easiest thing was rolling everything up in a $parameters
> array and sending it along. How do you send multiple arguments with
> the soapclient->call?
>
> $soapclient->call('namebank_search_params',$parameters);
>
> Meantime, I will try the other way which also sounds easier. Make a
> complex input object and put the params in there. One thing I don't
> quite understand is why it does work with PHP and one of the java
> clients as it stands.
>
> I really appreciate your help. nusoap has allowed me to get much
> farther along than I thought I would be without professional
> intervention. Of course, here I am.
>
> David
>
>
>
> _______________________________________________
> David Remsen
> uBio Project Developer
> Marine Biological Laboratory
> Woods Hole, MA 02543
> 508-289-7632
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