Hello everyone,
I have a temporary endpoint set up for PHP PEAR SOAP, until I get it
moved over to pear.php.net. This is a derivative of Dietrich's SOAPx4
that has been 'pearized'. All info on it is at
www.caraveo.com/soap_interop/
Hello everyone, I have a temporary endpoint set up for PHP PEAR SOAP, until I get it moved over to pear.php.net. This is a derivative of Dietrich's SOAPx4 ...
... Cool, results & wiredumps posted to http://www.pocketsoap.com/weblog/soapInterop/ Some notes, the response elements should be namespace qualified....
Hi, Welcome! The Round 2 interop page has been updated with your endpoint info and links to test client results. Test results using White Mesa client: "base"...
Bob Cunnings
cunnings@...
Apr 15, 2002 12:20 am
... Thanks! ... I'm doing a bunch of changes right now. Essentialy (in addition to a couple bugs) the server responses were serializing php native types ...
Hi Simon, As I am going through fixing a few things, I found a test of yours that I think is faulty. The following wire you define a header that has no actor,...
Hi Shane, The string is a bit missleading in this case, the test is expecting the server to ignore the header, and return the string. I'll look at tweaking the...
Simon, I have some (probably dumb) questions about the root attribute. The SOAP 1.2 spec says: "The SOAP root attribute MAY appear on any subelement within the...
The text is unclear whether its just immediate children or not, i've only ever seen it on immediate children. the root attribute is used to lablel independent...
Thanks Simon, IMO the root attribute has no use at all considering that the same effect can be obtained by the use of the 'id' attribute. By definition, the...
Yes, however there is no constraint on serializing id's you can (and at least one impl does), put an id on every element, regardless of whether its referenced...
Sam, ... Actually, if you allow graphs there can be more than one root which makes the use of root='1' even more suspicious. Even if you allow cyclic graphs,...
... My understanding is that an id can appear on any element whether there is a reference to it or not. Some soap stacks may use this as an optimisation (don't...
Pete Hendry
peter.hendry@...
Apr 17, 2002 1:50 am
Thanks Pete, ... Yes, but I believe that this 'best practice' is far easier and more elegant to use compared to the root attribute. Consider this: "The...
... How about [SOAP1.1/2] "The SOAP root attribute MAY appear on any immediate subelement within the SOAP Header and SOAP Body elements. The attribute does not...
Pete Hendry
peter.hendry@...
Apr 17, 2002 5:08 am
On second thoughts, I think enc:root should either 1. if enc:root is present on any subelement of Body then it MUST be present on all subelements of Body 2. if...
Pete Hendry
peter.hendry@...
Apr 17, 2002 11:49 am
+1 ... Messy!?! It's a food fight! -Matt ... From: Pete Hendry [mailto:peter.hendry@...] Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2002 6:36 AM To:...
Comments inline ... From: Pete Hendry [mailto:peter.hendry@...] Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2002 6:36 AM To: soapbuilders@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re:...
Hi, Quiz: which of the payload(s) below is/are acceptable and which should fault? Make a mistake and y'll loose big time. Do you want your administration...
Pete, Thanks for looking into this matter. ... These rules will be easy to adopt. I hope they get folded into the SOAP specs. ... IMO, the default values for a...
Hi, ... It was said that cycles were not allowed at the top level, so a doubly linked list cannot occur (has cycles with period=2). Earlier I said (in more ...
Here is what ZSI does: Scan through all immediate child nodes of the Body element, collecting them into three piles: those with no soap:root attribute, those...
Hi, ... Sounds like a solid approach but very inefficient. The extra scan over the input works great with a DOM. With an efficient on-demand or pull parser,...
ZSI is already DOM-based, yes. And I agree, if you're a stream-based approach, then having to buffer things and backtrack can be problematic. I will mention...