Derrell Lipman wrote:
>
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> this one is for Derrell and Andreas, the authors of qx.io.remote.Rpc.
>>
>
> Heh. Don't blame us for that mess! :-)
>
No worries. This is just a test. ;-)
Derrell Lipman wrote:
>
>> <phpfatalerror>
>> Fatal error: Call to undefined function adsfadasf() in
>>
>> /Users/bibliograph/Sites/Bibliograph/RpcPhp/trunk/services/server/ServiceIntrospection.php
>> on line 167
>> </phpfatalerror>
>>
>
> PHP doesn't return errors with such a tab as <phpfatalerror> in any
> version
> of PHP I've ever used. Since there's a tag, but it's not a valid HTML tag,
> it must be XML, right? :-) Actually, qx.io.remote.transport.XmlHttp only
> takes the response to be XML if the response type is application/xml. Do
> you, or does PHP, ever specify such a thing?
>
You're right - this is handmade using
ini_set('error_prepend_string', '<phpfatalerror>');
ini_set('error_append_string', '</phpfatalerror>');
I am trying to catch fatal errors to avoid messing up the json response.
PHP's fatal errors are almost impossible to catch - the
ini_set('error_prepend_string' ... stuff is the only way I have found that
works. Using "/* ... */" instead worked well in PHP4, but no longer in PHP5.
That's why I tried the XML way and it is an ok workaround but clearly not
ideal. It will issue a warning ("Received id (undefined) does not match
requested id ") but will no clutter the error console with trancebacks etc.
Derrell Lipman wrote:
>
> Likely what needs changing is the fact that the response is XML. Rpc
> doesn't
> know anything about XML and will have great trouble dealing with it.
>
Ok, I know more. Not much we can do, but it is possible to work with that.
Thanks,
Christian
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