Hi,
I'm trying to make PHP5's soap implementation play nice with my web
service, and I'm having a problem.
Part of my schema contains a complexType, containing an xsd:choice of
several different element types, which can be repeated many times
(maxOccurs=unbounded)
e.g.:
<xsd:complexType name='containertype'>
<xsd:sequence>
<xsd:choice maxOccurs='unbounded'>
<xsd:element name='e1' type='e1type'>
<xsd:element name='e2' type='e2type'>
</xsd:choice>
</xsd:sequence>
</xsd:complexType>
The problem is that the order of element here is important. I want the
results returned in the same order that they appear in the XML.
Unfortunately, what I end up with, is an object containing an array of
all the e1 elements, followed by an array of all the e2 elements.
Take the following example... If there following were in my soap result:
<container>
<e1>some_stuff</e1>
<e2>different_stuff</e2>
<e1>some_other_stuff</e1>
<e2>different_other_stuff</e2>
</container>
What I actually end up seeing is something like:
[container] => stdClass Object
(
[e1] Array
(
[0] => some_stuff
[1] => some_other_stuff
)
[e2] Array
(
[0] => different_stuff
[1] => different_other_stuff
)
}
Note that this is somewhat simplified from my real-world example. In
reality, "e1" and "e2" are complexTypes themselves.
But I really do need to see the resulting elements in the same order
that they were supplied. I'm able to do this in dotnet and gsoap
clients, so far. (I haven't tried any others.)
Incidentally, I'm using a basic unmodified skeleton generated by
wsdl2php as my classmap. The object describing the 'container' type
looks simply like:
class container {
}
Perhaps it's possible to add something to this to help sort the order out??
Any suggestions are appreciated. Could this be a bug?
Incidentally, the full-blown (and rather complicated I'm afraid)
schema/wsdl for what I'm *actually* trying to do is at
http://www.widgit.com/cml/symgate.wsdl if that helps.
Thanks,
Simon
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