Hello everyone,

New member and first post to any forum. I am not sure who to ask, so dmitri must be the one. I am using nusoap and don't know how to add attributes using addComplexType. I search everywhere and can't get any answers. It is possible using addComplexType for this xml document:

<Property>
<Identification type="house" rentalType="">
<Address></Address>
<City></City>
</Identification>
</Property>

The addComplexType below work without type="house" rentalType="":

$server->wsdl->addComplexType(
'Property',
'complexType',
'struct',
'all',
'',
array(
'Identification' => array(
'Address' => array('name' => 'Address', 'type' => 'xsd:string'),
'City' => array('name' => 'City', 'type' => 'xsd:string')
)
)
);

Again, how do you add the type="house" rentalType="" to the <Identification> above? Please help if you can.

Many thanks

I guess is not possible? Anyone? Help....?

normally, you won't see any tag attributes in the soap envelopes except namespaces and types. I know no way on how to handle custom attributes like in your case. Perhaps, you'll have to write envelope in php yourself, instead of relying on soapclient->call() method.

Thanks dmitri for the quit reply. I would like to know how you would go about returning a XML Document to a client. The remote client expect a xml document like this:

<Property>
<Identification type="house" rentalType="">
<Address></Address>
<City></City>
</Identification>
</Property>

Are there other ways beside writing my own envelope(I will look into this)? I just want to know what is the correct and most efficient way of doing this.

Thanks agin

You can easily trace how SOAP envelope is created and transmitted to the far end using any working sample posted in this forum and debugging them in NuSphere PhpED. Start with ->call() method call and see what it does around arguments and WSDL tree parsed earlier.

Hi,

I am not sure if you are asking for this, just have a look.



Regards,

Dave