Does anyone know how the wsdlcache works?
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Date: Thu, 09 Mar 2006 10:21:42 +0100
From: Robin Diederen <robin.diederen@xxxxxxx>
To: Scott Nichol <snicholnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: Re: [Nusoap-general] Base64 decoding
Scott,
I just tried the following: I let the serverside encode a base64
message, including multiple returns. The base64 string reads like this:
/YWFwDQpub290DQoNCg0KbWllcw0KDQo=
/When decoding it with an online decoder (like the one at
http://www.opinionatedgeek.com/dotnet/tools/Base64Decode/Default.aspx),
I see my encoded string being decoded properly. All the returns are
there!
However, when I paste this base64 string in a textfile, open it with a
HEX editor, I don't see any "0D" or "0D.0A" pair. Am I doing something
wrong? Or might something else be the issue? I think the base64 string
is encoded alright, as I tested multiple base64 decoders that all give
the right result.
I'm using the latest version of PHP 5.1
Thanks a lot, Robin
Scott Nichol wrote:
>Are the CR (0x0d) bare or in a CR/LF (0x0d/0x0a) pair? What version of
PHP are you using?
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>Subject: [Nusoap-general] Base64 decoding
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>>Dear NuSoap users/developers,
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>>I am using NuSoap to retrieve data from some remote server. A part of
>>the data (text) is returned in base64. NuSoap picks up the base64
>>encoded text and decodes it. That's wonderful!
>>There's just one small problem: the base64 decoding goes wrong. The
>>text has enters (carriage returns) in it, but these aren't decoded. I
>>know they are in there, as any other base64 decoder I test gives me
>>the right results.
>>I looked up on nusoap.php that it just uses the standard
>>base64_decode() function of PHP. Could I perhaps replace that one
>>(prefferably not by imap64).
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>>Thanks, Robin
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Message: 2
Date: Thu, 09 Mar 2006 19:36:41 +0100
From: lynhines <lynhines@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: nusoap-general@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [Nusoap-general] asmx nusoap integration?
Dear List,
I have been turning and turning looking at SOAP, nusoap, different CMS
and I am turning to you all because my head hurts A town hall is
obliged to enter their data into an web interface and I am trying to
pickup the webservice and put it into a website for them.
Townhall-> server->
http://cdt40.tourinsoft.com/soft/RechercheDynamique/Syndication/controle
/syndication.asmx
My question is if I can use nusoap to put the queries and results from
the (syndication.asmx) into their webpage?
The reason why I ask is I am used to recouperating a RSS feed and
putting it into my Mambo webpage. Am I really that far off?
Sorry that I don't have a clue but that is why I am hoping for some
guidence.
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