Hey
When I try to interpret thru PHP, a Java web service that returns a boolean type, this error (more like a warning) pops up:
Notice: Object of class stdClass could not be converted to int in C:\testing\page.php on line 29
It seems this is something PHP related.
How can I make the PHP page understand true and false? Or at least recieve true or and false, if neccesary convert them to 1 and 0 and understand that? No, I cant change the web service to send 1 or 0, sorry.
Perhaps we'd have a chance of helping you if you posted your code.
Perhaps we'd have a chance of helping you if you posted your code.
My apoligies
<?php $servicio="http://127.0.0.1:8080/axis2/services/WebService?wsdl"; //FAKE IP //Parameters $name="948318157"; //INTEGER $email="someemail@domain.com"; $id="2398"; $product="12"; $coor=$_POST["coord"]; $product="43634"; //INTEGER $customerEmail="someotheremail@domain.com"; $customerName="cust"; //YES, I know there are 2 variables that are named product //which overwrite each other. $parametros = array(); $parametros['id'] = $name; $parametros['email'] = $email; $parametros['id_ped'] = $id; $parametros['id_pro'] = $product; $parametros['coor'] = $coor; $parametros['type'] = $product; $parametros['email_c'] = $customerEmail; $parametros['name_c'] = $customerName; $client = new SoapClient($servicio, $parametros); $result = $client->datawebser($parametros);//web service method echo ('<html><head><title>Res:</title></head><body>'); echo ('result es ' + $result); ech ('<br />'); if ($result==1) { echo ('worked!'); } else { echo ('something went wrong'); } echo ('</body></html>'); ?> There is the code :) I hope it helps out.
You have to use . (dot) for concatenation and not +.
So this:
echo ('result es ' + $result); Should be
echo ('result es '. $result); You have to use . (dot) for concatenation and not +.
So this:
1.echo ('result es ' + $result);
Should be
1.echo ('result es '. $result);
Well, irrelevent of that small sintaxis error, that line says "result is " and followed by a blank meaning that the blank cannot be read (which is the topic at hand :P )
What if you add exception handling, something like this:
try { $client = new SoapClient($servicio, $parametros); $result = $client->datawebser($parametros); print_r($result); } catch (Exception $e) { echo '<h2>Exception Error!</h2>'; echo $e->getMessage(); } Do you see an exception message?
Added it. The output is:
stdClass Object ( [return] => 1 )
Meaning that it does NOT enter the catch. Simply prints out the array.
Have you tried:
echo $result->return; Have you tried:
echo $result->return;
Nope but that worked :) Thank you.
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