Hi Stefan,
thanks for taking time to test the trunk.
Stefan Volbers wrote:
>
>
> ...which reminded me of my promise some month ago that I would test the
> PHP4 backend and report my experiences...
>
> So hi there, I just got trunk and packed it onto my PHP4 test server
> (W2K with PHP4.4.8), this is what came out (used FF3.5.4 with firebug):
>
> 1. The first rpc threw:
> { error: { "origin":1, "code":-1, "message":"Fatal PHP Error:
> Call to undefined function: json_decode() in
> C:\\Inetpub\\wwwroot\\rpctestproj\\rpc\\services\\server\\lib\\JsonWrapper.php
>
> on line 63 "}}
>
> I was able to fix this by changing line 19 in JsonWrapper.php to
> function JsonWrapper()
> so that the method becomes a PHP4 constructor, thus $this->_json gets
> created.
>
Thanks, this was indeed a bug, fixed in rev. 19458
Stefan Volbers wrote:
>
>
> 2. After the json issue got fixed, next issue was:
> {"error":{"origin":2,"code":2,"message":"Service `rpctestproj.testclass`
> not found."},"id":1}
>
> This got me stuck; needless to say, the service is there (testclass.php
> in rpctestproj directory, within the rpc/services dir); I left the
> directory structure untouched for this test, so I wonder if I forgot
> some step? Is there some additional configuration necessary for the new
> server?
>
In the trunk version, the service classes go into the "class" directory, so
that they are cleanly separated from the services. You can also specify a
different location with the "servicePathPrefix" constant in the
global_settings.php file. So if your namespace is on the services folder,
setting it to "" should do the trick (untested).
/*
* if the service classes are not in the class/ folder,
* customize the service path prefix here (trailing slash required)
*/
define( "servicePathPrefix", "/your/custom/location/" );
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