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Posted by shimmyshack on 12/24/07 21:51
On Dec 24, 1:03 pm, asismor...@gmail.com wrote:
> Thanks Dikkie,
>
> With soap i do retrieve an xml file which i save into $call. I can
> reference the tags directly, since the information I want is in the
> ClienteRespuesta tag, I write it directly into the file.
> fwrite($fh, $call->ClienteRespuesta);
>
> > Just take a look at the saved file. If there is any base64 encoded data
> > inside, it is given within XML tags. So again, it is not the whole response.
>
> AFAIK soap decodes base64 when you access the xml tag. in any case i
> have tried decoding manually by debugging the response with the same
> result. As you can see in the code above I am extracting the data from
> the tags, so there are no tags in the file.
>
> If the file is an attachment how would you handle with xml, i havent
> seen anything in soap.
>
> Thanks again and Happy Christmas to you too.
it might sound silly, but have you checked out the "raw" response xml
packet in a text editor. That way you get to see exactly what is being
returned, you can then judge whether $call->ClienteRespuesta is enough
to get at the encoded data. After all its the service creator that
ultimately gets to decide how the zip is sent, it's their
documentation that will provide the best answers here. do they
<tag><![CDATA[base64encode(zip)]]></tag>
or
<tag typeofencoding="base43withnobson"><![CDATA[strangestuffhere]]></
tag>
or something weirder
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