soap server doesn't work

[SoftWord]

Hi, I've made a simple soapserver without any framwork, and it works. But in F3 not:

class OMSoap extends PluginStrategy
{
...............
...............
public function putPickingList(pickingList $pckList)
{
return 'ok';
}
public function putConsegne(consegne $consegne)
{
return 'ok';
}
public function Soap($f3)
{
$server = new SoapServer("src/Modules/OMSoap/app.wsdl", [
'classmap' => LAMBO_SOAP_CLASSMAP
]);
$server->setObject($this);
// $server->addFunction('putPickingList');
// $server->addFunction('putConsegne');
$server->handle();
}
}

If I try to check if all is working with http://localhost/lambo/soap?wsdl, I receive this error:

<SOAP-ENV:Envelope xmlns:SOAP-ENV="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
<SOAP-ENV:Body>
<SOAP-ENV:Fault>
<faultcode>SOAP-ENV:Client</faultcode>
<faultstring>Bad Request</faultstring>
</SOAP-ENV:Fault>
</SOAP-ENV:Body>
</SOAP-ENV:Envelope>

Help please :(

[richgoldmd]

I can't confirm right now, but I suspect that F3 is consuming the input stream to populate the BODY variable in the hive, so its no longer available to SoapServer::handle()

You might try changing the handle() call to:

$server->handle($f3->get('BODY'));

If your payloads are very large, you may have issues and need to set RAW to true and stream the input, but this is not usually the case.

[SoftWord]

$server->handle($f3->get('BODY'));

it doesn't work :(


and yes I think that it consume file://input

[SoftWord]

I can confirm that without f3, my code works.

Any idea please?

[richgoldmd]

So reviewing your code more closely - You are using the ?wsdl variant of the url, expecting to receive the wsdl document in return. Also your test is a GET, so your method wont have any body to parse in any case.

The server expects to receive actual Soap calls via POST.

I think you could either specify a separate route for the url for GET to handle the ?wsdl or check the verb in your handler, like this (I'd prefer a separate route, but nothing wring with this except that the method check is redundant):

public function Soap($f3)
{
   if ($f3->get('VERB') == 'POST') {

      $server = new SoapServer("src/Modules/OMSoap/app.wsdl", [
         'classmap' => LAMBO_SOAP_CLASSMAP
      ]);
      $server->setObject($this);
      // $server->addFunction('putPickingList');
      // $server->addFunction('putConsegne');

      $server->handle($f3->get('BODY'));
   } else { // GET
      if ($f3->exists('GET.wsdl') || $f3->exists('GET.WSDL')) { // Some clients use uppercase WSDL
         header('Content-Type: text/xml; charset="utf-8"');
         readfile('src/Modules/OMSoap/app.wsdl'); // might be better to save path in a class const or variable and make sure this resolves to the file
      } else {
         $f3->error(404); // Not sure what to do for GET if WSDL is not provided.
      }
   }

}

Note that this should pass your ?wsdl test but that test is inadequate to test the functionality of the SopServer.

[richgoldmd]

I'm also assuming you are routing both GET and POST to this handler, via something like

$f3->route('GET|POST /soap','OMSoap->Soap');

Or otherwise directing the traffic there in response to GET or POST.

[SoftWord]

1. $f3->route('GET|POST /soap', __NAMESPACE__ . '\OMSoap->Soap');

exacly I made this......

[SoftWord]

OMG it works!!!!!! Not good to see "if POST / else GET" but the important is that it works!!!

Many thanks my friend!!! I'm in debit of a beer :laugh:

[richgoldmd]

Glad I was able to help. You can avoid the if/else by using separate routes for GET and POST and just handle the wsdl in its own method.

Have you tried with a SOAP client to ensure that the post works as expected?

[SoftWord]

Have you tried with a SOAP client to ensure that the post works as expected?

yes, yes, I've made all tests, some problems about object classes namespace but solved correctly! :-D

thanx!

[Richard Goldstein]

👍

Rich Goldstein, MD

richg...@gmail.com

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