Edit report at https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=31248&edit=1
ID: 31248
Comment by: dlagtapon at gmail dot com
Reported by: andreas dot filsinger at cargobay dot de
Summary: SOAP-Client: mapping of overloaded functions fail
Status: Assigned
Type: Feature/Change Request
Package: SOAP related
Operating System: *
PHP Version: 5CVS-2005-03-29
Assigned To: dmitry
Block user comment: N
Private report: N
New Comment:
Encountered in PHP 5.3.9
Previous Comments:
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[2008-11-28 14:40:03] dmi...@php.net
See also #43868
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[2005-07-01 11:34:30] andreas dot filsinger at cargobay dot de
* I just checked it against Version 5.1.0b2. Sorry it is NOT fixed.
* I was forced to change the login acount details. So that the sample above do
not work any more! If your want a updated sample code - please email me
directly. Thanks.
* If somebody is familar with AXIS, please put a class online, with publishes
"foo(char c) AND foo(int i)" so we have a better test environment. I am not
that kind of java guru which can do this i a minute. Thank you!
Andreas
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[2005-03-29 11:14:20] andreas dot filsinger at cargobay dot de
I just checked it against
PHP 5.1.0-dev (cli) (built: Mar 29 2005 08:40:25)
SORRY: It is all the same as 5.0.3: All function Prototyps are listed
identical. Bug is still open!
Andreas Filsinger
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[2005-03-26 13:30:46] andreas dot filsinger at cargobay dot de
26 Mar 2005
"latest" seems to be late enough. It has a timestamp from 23 Mar 2005 at 08:50.
Anyway I check it again this version with no succes. I will check again when
CVS can make builds again.
Andreas Filsinger
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[2004-12-22 16:03:34] andreas dot filsinger at cargobay dot de
Description:
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the WSDL of "Apache.AXIS for Java" implements sort of function-overloading. If
you have 3 published functions:
int foo (int a,b);
int foo (string a,b);
int foo (int x);
in XML this is done by extending the Function-Names by numbers:
<fooRequest ...
<fooRequest1 ...
<fooRequest2 ...
the Bug: with __getFunctions foo is formulated 3 times identical:
int foo(int $a,int $b);
int foo(int $a,int $b);
int foo(int $a,int $b);
if i call "foo" it its mapped to the first function with this name.
Reproduce code:
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$user = "filsinger;Default";
$pwd = "WWO6C4vg";
$ip = "217.160.221.231:6666";
$service = "mapping/Mapping?wsdl";
$client = new SoapClient("http://$user:$pwd@$ip/ws/services/$service";,
array(
"login" => "$user",
"password" => "$pwd",
"trace" => 1,
"exceptions" => 0) );
$r = $client->__getFunctions();
foreach($r as $v)
echo $v . "<br /><br />";
Expected result:
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a) Quick Patch
make a function name mapping to
getMap(...
getMap1(...
getMap2(...
so i can use getMap2(.. and be happy!
b) php 6.0.0 ;-)
true identical function names, if this is called try to fill the
function-parameters from the first function with this name, if this fails, take
the next with this name ...
take that implemetation where filling the parameter does not fail. If there no
implementation fits: create an error. If more than one parameter fits: create
an error:
Actual result:
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* all the overloaded functions have the parameter set of the most top-function.
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