Matthew Peters wrote:
> Thank you. The mistake I was making was putting
> $entry_author->name = $author;
> when I should have had
> $entry_author->name[] = $author;
>
> Isn't it all horrid. When you try to write it from scratch, and if you
> do not know what you are doing (that was me) it's baffling.
It is quite horrid, but there is a way you can examine the structures -
if you create an SDO_Model_ReflectionDataObject from the sdo
representing the atom entry, it will show you the details. For example,
the author property is described as:
http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom#personConstruct $author[] {
commonj.sdo#String $name[];
commonj.sdo#String $uri[];
http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom#emailType $email[];
http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom#extensionType $extension[] {
}
}
which was how I knew that $author->name must be many-valued.
> The code I
> had (i.e. without the []) executes, but nothing comes out in the
> generated xml, or var_dump, so where the author value goes in that
> case I don't know.
Hmm, neither do I. Sounds like an sdo bug.
> And as far as I know there is not an example of it in the examples.
> The only places I could see where content was being built up, the code
> was using heredocs instead. It looks like our examples need a
> considerable overhaul (I am remembering your point 1. above also.)
Agreed, I only found examples that sent pre-canned xml from heredocs,
which seems to miss one of the benefits of using SCA.
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