Sorry, but I think you should really start by reading the manual (it is ver=
y complete and informative) and take a look at all the code examples that a=
re part of the download.
As a php developer, the php error message you receive would tell me that th=
e $data_to_be_saved variable is not what you expect it to be (namely an xml=
rpcval object), so, in order to debug the code I would just add this line:
var_dump($data_to_be_saved);
to find out what is going on.
To spare you the trouble of doing it, I can tell you that $resp->serialize(=
) returns a string (the xml representation of the response), while $resp->v=
alue() returns the value received as xmlrpcval object.
Bye
Gaetano
-----Original Message-----
From: kutty S.B. [mailto:***@yahoo.co.in]
Sent: Friday, September 15, 2006 6:56 AM
To: Gaetano Giunta
Subject: RE: [phpxmlrpc] Read the XML File
hi
Thank u very much.
$data_to_be_saved =3D $resp->serialize();
It is show the full result.
But I try to get some particular value like
$struct =3D $data_to_be_saved->value();
$sumval =3D $struct->structmem('sum');
$sum =3D $sumval->scalarval();
I got following error
Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object in "$struct =3D=
$data_to_be_saved->value()";
How i receive the particular value.
Thanks in advance.
Gaetano Giunta <***@sea-aeroportimilano.it> wrote:
I am not really sure I undertand what you are asking...
If what you need is to save the responses received from the server as x=
ml, you have two options:
1- use the serialize() method on the response object.
$resp =3D $client->send($msg);
if (!$resp->faultCode())
$data_to_be_saved =3D $resp->serialize();
etc...
Note that this will not be 100% accurate, since the xml generated by th=
e response object can be different from the xml received, especially if the=
re is some character set conversion involved, or such (eg. if you receive a=
n empty string tag as <string/>, serialize() will output <string></string>)=
, or if the server sent back as response something invalid (in which case t=
he xml generated client side using serialize() wil correspond to the error =
response generated internally by the lib)
2 - set the client object to return the raw xml received instead of the=
decoded objects:
$client =3D new xmlrpc_client($whatever);
$client->return_type =3D 'xml'
$resp =3D $client->send($msg);
if (!$resp->faultCode())
$data_to_be_saved =3D $resp->value();
etc...
Note that using this method the xml response response will not be parse=
d at all by the library, only the http commuincation will be checked. This =
means that xmlrpc responses sent by the server that would have generated an=
error response on the client (eg. malformed xml, responses that have fault=
code/faultmsg set, etc...) now.
Hope this helps
Gaetano
-----Original Message-----
From: phpxmlrpc-***@lists.usefulinc.com [mailto:phpxmlrpc-bounces=
@lists.usefulinc.com]On Behalf Of kutty S.B.
Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2006 11:49 AM
To: ***@lists.usefulinc.com
Subject: [phpxmlrpc] Read the XML File
Hi all,
I connect to Server and got the response from server.
how i write the result into the xml files.
It is Possible??
Thanks in advance
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