Hi there! I just posted this in the forums, but I send it here too wondering if this group is faster. If it's considered "spam" to post in both places please accept my apologies.
I'm trying to integrate wso wsf php 2.0 (http://wso2.org/projects/wsf/ php) in symfony 1.1.1, mainly because I need to send/receive binary attachments in my soap webservices (SOAP-MTOM). It looks like everything is correct, but I can't get any response, soapfault or similar from my services. This is what I did: - compile and install the wso wsf extension, and configure php to use it (in php.ini). - put the php scripts that come with the wso wsf package in my php's include_path. - create a symfony project, an app, and a module to test a soap server using the extension. - put an include for the file "wso-wsf-include.php" in the app controller. then, my actions class looks like this: class authActions extends sfActions { /** * Index action * @param sfRequest $poRequest */ public function executeIndex ( $poRequest ) { $oService = new WSService( array ( "serviceName" => "MyServices", "classes" => array ( "authActions" => array ( "operations" => array ( "sayHi" => "executeSayHi" ) ) ) ) ); return $this->renderText($oService->reply()); } /** * @param string $psTestParam * @return string */ public function executeSayHi ( $psTestParam ) { return $this->renderText("whatever..." . $psTestParam); } } Until here everything ok... Pointing a web browser to the index action "http://localhost/gdServices.php/auth/index"; I can see a page telling me that the "sayHi" operation is available, and if I try "http:// localhost/gdServices.php/auth/index?wsdl" I can see the wsdl generated file that takes properly the type of parameter and return type of my operation method (it reads well the method's php-doc comments). Now the problem is that no any client gets anything from the service, I mean no any response or even any exception or soap fault. Here's a very simple php client I'm trying: <?php error_reporting(E_ALL | E_STRICT); try { $oClient = new SoapClient ("http://localhost/gdServices.php/auth/ index?wsdl", array("trace" => true)); $sHi = $oClient->sayHi("test"); // the following returns null! // die(var_dump( $oClient->__getLastResponse() )); // the following also returns null! var_dump($sHi); } catch (SoapFault $oFault) { // and SoapFault is never triggered... I never really get into this 'catch' section trigger_error("SOAP Fault!! : " . $oFault->faultstring), E_USER_ERROR); } Did anybody succesfully integrate this in symfony? Any clues? Thanks a lot in advance! Regards, Javi Ruiz --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "symfony developers" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/symfony-devs?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
