[Klug-general] php array/soap question
Karl Buckland
buckland.karl at gmail.com
Tue Jul 22 08:08:43 UTC 2014
Hi Dan,
What do you mean when you say it stops working? What is returned in all
instances? I often find a packet inspector helpful to see everything that
was returned at the networking level as this can sometimes help.
Does it work if you return a different, predefined array perhaps?
If you were running out of memory then there would be a clear error in the
logs, or wherever you direct your errors. I don't believe there is a limit
to how much data can be returned, except for any limiting RAM and execution
time.
Karl
On 22 July 2014 08:45, Dan Attwood <danattwood at gmail.com> wrote:
> hi all
>
> I've got a new server set up that contains two websites. One is a set of
> php soap services and the other is a php site that consumes these services.
>
> My soap service is returning an array like:
>
> $infoReturned = array(
> 'studentInfo' => $studentInfo,
> 'Course' => $courses,
> 'Attendance' => $attendance,
> 'TargetGrade' => $targetGrade,
> 'Profiler' => $profiler,
> 'Quals_on_Entry' => $quals,
> }
>
> return $infoReturned;
>
> When I call this is fails to return any xml. If I comment out any two of
> the array values then it stops working. I can serialize the returned array
> and that works but this is an extra step i'd like to avoid.
>
> I'm seeing any errors in the logs but this looks like it could be a php
> setting related to size.
>
> Does anyone have any insights please?
>
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