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Posted by Johnny on 05/12/05 07:42
"Colin McKinnon" <colin.deletethis@andthis.mms3.com> wrote in message
news:d5pro2$dcj$1$8300dec7@news.demon.co.uk...
> Johnny wrote:
>
> > Searched on google for any info relating to this before posting here but
> > found none.
> >
> > I set up a web service using nusoap on apache php 4.3.8 on windows with
> > error_reporting = E_ALL and had that service set a cookie in the client
> > browser as the first output.
> > Works fine in IE6 and the service returns the state of the cookie in the
> > client browser but in firefox 1.0 the exact same service gives a notice
> > error about an undefined variable like so:
> >
> > <b>Notice</b>: Undefined index: Content-Type in <b>i:program
filesapache
> > groupapachehtdocs nusoaplib
> > nusoap.php</b> on line <b>2468</b>
> >
> > took a look at line 2468 in nusoap.php and as the notice says it's about
> > the content type header:
> >
> > 2468 if(strpos($this->headers['Content-Type'],'=')){
>
> I've studiously avoided SOAP, but reading what you've said here it doesn't
> appear to be a SOAP related issue. If it works with one browser but not
> another, it rather implies that $this->headers refers to the headers sent
> in the request. I don't think 'Content-Type' is required in the request.
> Try quietening the error reporting (any output before you try to set a
> cookie will flush the headers and therefore make it impossible to set the
> cookie).
>
> HTH
>
> C.
Thanks Colin.
I had seen from the error messages coming back from the soap server that
the warning level was causing the problem but I'm still wondering how
sending the same messages to the soap server could cause diffferent
behavior. My guess is that IE warps the soap message with something that has
the content type and that Firefox doesn't. Oh well. Thanks for your reply.
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