Reputation: 75
I am having a problem with a soap call I'm trying to do from PHP.
First some background information: The call is going to a system that does a person search on a big CRM system. It requires information like name, city, birthdate, etc. ) When successful, it should return one or multiple id's. The soap interface is a standard piece of the system, so I can not influence the layout of the call.
I first started off by building the soap request in SoapUI, to see if I could get it working. I ended up with this soap request, which is working:
<soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope" xmlns:hidl="http://humaninference.com/hidl-mapped">
<soap:Header/>
<soap:Body>
<hidl:HI__DQComponents__Identify__Searching__Search>
<hidl:model>MAGMA::PERSON</hidl:model>
<hidl:execution>Match</hidl:execution>
<hidl:interfaceFields>
<hidl:item>
<hidl:Name>master_id</hidl:Name>
<hidl:Value>0</hidl:Value>
</hidl:item>
<hidl:item>
<hidl:Name>Name</hidl:Name>
<hidl:Value>jansen</hidl:Value>
</hidl:item>
<hidl:item>
<hidl:Name>birthdate</hidl:Name>
<hidl:Value></hidl:Value>
</hidl:item>
<hidl:item>
<hidl:Name>add_id</hidl:Name>
<hidl:Value></hidl:Value>
</hidl:item>
<hidl:item>
<hidl:Name>street</hidl:Name>
<hidl:Value>oudegracht</hidl:Value>
</hidl:item>
<hidl:item>
<hidl:Name>dumstreet</hidl:Name>
<hidl:Value></hidl:Value>
</hidl:item>
<hidl:item>
<hidl:Name>housenumber</hidl:Name>
<hidl:Value></hidl:Value>
</hidl:item>
<hidl:item>
<hidl:Name>postcode</hidl:Name>
<hidl:Value></hidl:Value>
</hidl:item>
<hidl:item>
<hidl:Name>city</hidl:Name>
<hidl:Value>Utrecht</hidl:Value>
</hidl:item>
<hidl:item>
<hidl:Name>citydum</hidl:Name>
<hidl:Value></hidl:Value>
</hidl:item>
<hidl:item>
<hidl:Name>add_line_twee</hidl:Name>
<hidl:Value></hidl:Value>
</hidl:item>
</hidl:interfaceFields>
</hidl:HI__DQComponents__Identify__Searching__Search>
</soap:Body>
</soap:Envelope>
The next step was to build the same request from PHP, for that I wrote this piece of code:
$result = $client->HI__DQComponents__Identify__Searching__Search(array(
'model' => 'MAGMA::PERSON',
'execution' => 'Search',
'interfaceFields' => array (
'item' => array ('Name' => 'master_id', 'Value' => '0' ),
'item' => array ('Name' => 'Name', 'Value' => 'jansen' ),
'item' => array ('Name' => 'birthdate', 'Value' => ' ' ),
'item' => array ('Name' => 'add_id', 'Value' => ' ' ),
'item' => array ('Name' => 'street', 'Value' => 'Oudegracht' ),
'item' => array ('Name' => 'dumstreet', 'Value' => ' ' ),
'item' => array ('Name' => 'housenumber', 'Value' => ' ' ),
'item' => array ('Name' => 'postcode', 'Value' => ' ' ),
'item' => array ('Name' => 'city', 'Value' => 'utrecht' ),
'item' => array ('Name' => 'citydum', 'Value' => ' ' ),
'item' => array ('Name' => 'add_line_twee', 'Value' => ' ' ),
)
));
echo '<PRE>';
print_r($result);
echo '</PRE>';
This however fails. The problem is pretty obvious, since the "item" element is repeated several times, and in PHP it is the key of the array, only the Item add_line_twee will be in the array called "interfaceFields", since it's overwritten all the time.
Unfortunately I can't figure out how to do this another way around, so I can't get the request to be like in the example I created from SoapUI.
Any ideas?
Upvotes: 3
Views: 4128
Reputation: 75
Thanks Patrik, I think you're pointing me in the right way, I now changed the code to:
$result = $client->HI__DQComponents__Identify__Searching__Search(
array(
'model' => 'MAGMA::PERSON',
'execution' => 'Search',
'interfaceFields' => array (
new SoapParam(array('Name' => 'master_id', 'Value' => '0') ,'item'),
new SoapParam(array('Name' => 'Name', 'Value' => 'jansen') ,'item'),
new SoapParam(array('Name' => 'birthdate', 'Value' => ' ') ,'item'),
new SoapParam(array('Name' => 'add_id', 'Value' => ' ') ,'item'),
new SoapParam(array('Name' => 'street', 'Value' => 'oudegracht'),'item'),
new SoapParam(array('Name' => 'dumstreet', 'Value' => ' ') ,'item'),
new SoapParam(array('Name' => 'housenumber', 'Value' => ' ') ,'item'),
new SoapParam(array('Name' => 'postcode', 'Value' => ' ') ,'item'),
new SoapParam(array('Name' => 'city', 'Value' => 'Utrecht') ,'item'),
new SoapParam(array('Name' => 'citydum', 'Value' => ' ') ,'item'),
new SoapParam(array('Name' => 'add_line_twee', 'Value' => ' ') ,'item'),
)
));
But I think I'm missing the point somewhere, because I now get a error message that the "name" property is not in the call.
Fatal error: Uncaught SoapFault exception: [Sender] SOAP-ERROR: Encoding: object hasn't 'Name' property
I also get the same kind of error when I only change the first line of the call to
new SoapParam('MAGMA::PERSON','model')
So clearly, I'm missing something. Unfortunately, the documentation for the SoapParam isn';t very extensive, so I'm not quite sure what I'm doing wrong here.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 237975
Could you not use a non-associative array? I.e.
'interfaceFields' => array (
array ('Name' => 'master_id', 'Value' => '0' ),
array ('Name' => 'Name', 'Value' => 'jansen' ),
array ('Name' => 'birthdate', 'Value' => ' ' ),
array ('Name' => 'add_id', 'Value' => ' ' ),
array ('Name' => 'street', 'Value' => 'Oudegracht' ),
array ('Name' => 'dumstreet', 'Value' => ' ' ),
array ('Name' => 'housenumber', 'Value' => ' ' ),
array ('Name' => 'postcode', 'Value' => ' ' ),
array ('Name' => 'city', 'Value' => 'utrecht' ),
array ('Name' => 'citydum', 'Value' => ' ' ),
array ('Name' => 'add_line_twee', 'Value' => ' ' ),
)
Upvotes: 6