Explicitly specifying type of xsd:anyType in soap request

[Charlie]

I am using a wsdl that has a xsd:anyType parameter in a method call.
The resulting SOAP request generates xml that looks like this:

<tns2:mValue>testing</tns2:mValue>

I need someway to make it output this instead:

<tns2:mValue xsi:type="xsd:string">13.219</tns2:mValue>

How can I inject an attribute or specify a type in this situation?

Here is a code snippet.

$metadata = $constraint->createDataObject('mMetadata');
$metadata->mName = 'Name';
$metadata->mID = $nameSMDD->mID;
$metadata->mValue = 'testing';
// $mValue = $metadata->createDataObject('mValue'); // this call
works, but can't do much with it

Thanks,
Charlie

[Charlie Moad]

Trying again. Is there anyway at all to manipulate the outgoing xml of the
soap request?
Thanks,
Charlie

Post by Charlie
I am using a wsdl that has a xsd:anyType parameter in a method call.
<tns2:mValue>testing</tns2:mValue>
<tns2:mValue xsi:type="xsd:string">13.219</tns2:mValue>
How can I inject an attribute or specify a type in this situation?
Here is a code snippet.
$metadata = $constraint->createDataObject('mMetadata');
$metadata->mName = 'Name';
$metadata->mID = $nameSMDD->mID;
$metadata->mValue = 'testing';
// $mValue = $metadata->createDataObject('mValue'); // this call
works, but can't do much with it
Thanks,
Charlie

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[Matthew Peters]

Hi Charlie,
There is no way to alter the xml that gets generated; this is done in
the C code inside the php_sdo extension. However, it might be that it
is not working properly, and that it should be generating the
xsi:type's - if so, we should fix it. It would help if you could point
us at the wsdl you are using???

Matthew

Post by Charlie Moad
Trying again. Is there anyway at all to manipulate the outgoing xml of the
soap request?
Thanks,
Charlie

Post by Charlie
I am using a wsdl that has a xsd:anyType parameter in a method call.
<tns2:mValue>testing</tns2:mValue>
<tns2:mValue xsi:type="xsd:string">13.219</tns2:mValue>
How can I inject an attribute or specify a type in this situation?
Here is a code snippet.
$metadata = $constraint->createDataObject('mMetadata');
$metadata->mName = 'Name';
$metadata->mID = $nameSMDD->mID;
$metadata->mValue = 'testing';
// $mValue = $metadata->createDataObject('mValue'); // this call
works, but can't do much with it
Thanks,
Charlie

[Charlie Moad]

Attached. The anyType is on the MBMetadata type.

Thanks,
- Charlie

On Mon, Jun 23, 2008 at 6:35 AM, Matthew Peters <

Post by Matthew Peters
Hi Charlie,
There is no way to alter the xml that gets generated; this is done in
the C code inside the php_sdo extension. However, it might be that it
is not working properly, and that it should be generating the
xsi:type's - if so, we should fix it. It would help if you could point
us at the wsdl you are using???
Matthew

Post by Charlie Moad
Trying again. Is there anyway at all to manipulate the outgoing xml of

the

Post by Charlie Moad
soap request?
Thanks,
Charlie

Post by Charlie
I am using a wsdl that has a xsd:anyType parameter in a method call.
<tns2:mValue>testing</tns2:mValue>
<tns2:mValue xsi:type="xsd:string">13.219</tns2:mValue>
How can I inject an attribute or specify a type in this situation?
Here is a code snippet.
$metadata = $constraint->createDataObject('mMetadata');
$metadata->mName = 'Name';
$metadata->mID = $nameSMDD->mID;
$metadata->mValue = 'testing';
// $mValue = $metadata->createDataObject('mValue'); // this call
works, but can't do much with it
Thanks,
Charlie

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[Matthew Peters]

Hi Charlie, thanks, I see the type you mean. I have passed it on to
someone who knows how the xml serialisation works inside the sdo
extension. I'll get back to you.

Matthew

Post by Charlie Moad
Attached. The anyType is on the MBMetadata type.
Thanks,
- Charlie
On Mon, Jun 23, 2008 at 6:35 AM, Matthew Peters <

Post by Matthew Peters
Hi Charlie,
There is no way to alter the xml that gets generated; this is done in
the C code inside the php_sdo extension. However, it might be that it
is not working properly, and that it should be generating the
xsi:type's - if so, we should fix it. It would help if you could point
us at the wsdl you are using???
Matthew

Post by Charlie Moad
Trying again. Is there anyway at all to manipulate the outgoing xml of

the

Post by Charlie Moad
soap request?
Thanks,
Charlie

Post by Charlie
I am using a wsdl that has a xsd:anyType parameter in a method call.
<tns2:mValue>testing</tns2:mValue>
<tns2:mValue xsi:type="xsd:string">13.219</tns2:mValue>
How can I inject an attribute or specify a type in this situation?
Here is a code snippet.
$metadata = $constraint->createDataObject('mMetadata');
$metadata->mName = 'Name';
$metadata->mID = $nameSMDD->mID;
$metadata->mValue = 'testing';
// $mValue = $metadata->createDataObject('mValue'); // this call
works, but can't do much with it
Thanks,
Charlie

mediabin.wsdl
419KDownload

[Charlie Moad]

Thanks for looking into this. I just did some testing with the php soap
extension and specifying the type as "xsd:string" on the anyType argument
indeed fixes my problem. It would be great to somehow specify the type of
the anyType. Just trying to infer the type might not be powerful enough to
detect complex types.

Thanks,
Charlie

On Tue, Jun 24, 2008 at 5:25 AM, Matthew Peters <

Post by Matthew Peters
Hi Charlie, thanks, I see the type you mean. I have passed it on to
someone who knows how the xml serialisation works inside the sdo
extension. I'll get back to you.
Matthew

Post by Charlie Moad
Attached. The anyType is on the MBMetadata type.
Thanks,
- Charlie
On Mon, Jun 23, 2008 at 6:35 AM, Matthew Peters <

Post by Matthew Peters
Hi Charlie,
There is no way to alter the xml that gets generated; this is done in
the C code inside the php_sdo extension. However, it might be that it
is not working properly, and that it should be generating the
xsi:type's - if so, we should fix it. It would help if you could point
us at the wsdl you are using???
Matthew

Post by Charlie Moad
Trying again. Is there anyway at all to manipulate the outgoing xml

of

Post by Charlie Moad

Post by Matthew Peters
the

Post by Charlie Moad
soap request?
Thanks,
Charlie

Post by Charlie
I am using a wsdl that has a xsd:anyType parameter in a method

call.

Post by Charlie Moad

Post by Matthew Peters

Post by Charlie Moad

Post by Charlie
<tns2:mValue>testing</tns2:mValue>
<tns2:mValue xsi:type="xsd:string">13.219</tns2:mValue>
How can I inject an attribute or specify a type in this situation?
Here is a code snippet.
$metadata = $constraint->createDataObject('mMetadata');
$metadata->mName = 'Name';
$metadata->mID = $nameSMDD->mID;
$metadata->mValue = 'testing';
// $mValue = $metadata->createDataObject('mValue'); // this call
works, but can't do much with it
Thanks,
Charlie

mediabin.wsdl
419KDownload

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[Matthew Peters]

Hi Charlie, just to say that I am sorry to say that the person who is
looking into this is busy elesewhere right now so although I expect
him to get to it in time, right now it's on hold. Just thought I ought
to let you know. We do agree it needs fixing though.

Matthew

Post by Charlie Moad
Thanks for looking into this. I just did some testing with the php soap
extension and specifying the type as "xsd:string" on the anyType argument
indeed fixes my problem. It would be great to somehow specify the type of
the anyType. Just trying to infer the type might not be powerful enough to
detect complex types.