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Posted by asismorodo on 12/25/07 22:19
On Dec 24, 10:51 pm, shimmyshack <matt.fa...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Dec 24, 1:03 pm, asismor...@gmail.com wrote:
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> > Thanks Dikkie,
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> > 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);
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> > > 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.
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> > 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.
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> > If the file is an attachment how would you handle with xml, i havent
> > seen anything in soap.
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> > Thanks again and Happy Christmas to you too.
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> 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>
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> <tag typeofencoding="base43withnobson"><![CDATA[strangestuffhere]]></
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I have, with the debuggin message within the code I can see exactly
what is being transmitted. Unfortunately this is no much use sine the
data is base64 encoded and if decoded it´s still garbage since it´s a
zip encoded stream.
Whether or not they are enclosing the information in CDATA, Im afraid
they´re not. I will contact them see if I can get them to add that.
Thank you for your help.
Asis
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