gg web service soap versioning issue

Tuesday 02 November 2010 10:41:47 pm

Hi All,

I have one problem regarding gg web services while calling .net web service in eZ publish using gg web service.

when i try to call .net (soap 1.0) service, it works well but when i try to call .net(soap 1.1 or above) the response gives null.

any idea?

please help

Thanks

Dhaval

Wednesday 03 November 2010 6:07:07 am

Hi GG

Thanks for reply

OK, we have created one public address to test soap 1.1 web service as follow:

http://www.jzero.com/TestWebservice/service1.asmx

can you please test ?

Thanks

Dhaval

Saturday 06 November 2010 9:20:54 am

Not yet 100% there: but this might help you:

1: set up in wsproviders.ini.append.php the description of your server:

[jzero]
providerType=PhpSOAP
providerUri=
WSDL=http://www.jzero.com/TestWebservice/service1.asmx?WSDL

2: test the urls using a command line script:

<?php

include( 'autoload.php' );

$script = eZScript::instance( array(
    'description' => ( '...' ),
    'use-session' => false,
    'use-modules' => false,
    'use-extensions' => true ) );
$script->startup();
$script->initialize();

// 1st test: HelloWorld
$resp = ggeZWebservicesClient::send( 'jzero', 'HelloWorld', array() );
var_dump( $resp );

// 2nd test: addnumbers
$resp = ggeZWebservicesClient::send( 'jzero', 'addnumbers', array( array( 'arg1' => 25.25, 'arg2' => 33.33 ) ) );
var_dump( $resp );

$script->shutdown();

?>

The results I get are:

- helloworlds works fine

- addnumbers works partially: I get an answer, but the numbers are truncated in teh request sent by eZP

I am currently investigating to see exactly what version of SOAP is being used by the requests, as your WSDL apparently supports both "soap1" and "soap12"...

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Saturday 06 November 2010 11:32:13 am

Duh, went back to school, read again the basic XSD data types definition, and found out that the parameters for the addNumbers method, being defined as being "long", are meant to be "long integers". So I'd say the problem is solved!

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