Using SoapVar with PEAR SOAP (Again)

nymets1104 · July 21, 2015

I have been using PEAR SOAP with an API that supports SOAP for several years. One a new call I am trying to implement, the request is required to be in this format:

                       <CartItems>
                           <CartItem>
                              <Quantity>1</Quantity>
                              <Item xsi:type="Service">
                                 <ID>000123</ID>
                              </Item>
                           </CartItem>
                        </CartItems>
                        <Payments>
                           <PaymentInfo xsi:type="CreditCardInfo">
                              <CreditCardNumber>{CreditCardNumber}</CreditCardNumber>
                              <Amount>5</Amount>
                              <BillingAddress>123 Happy Ln</BillingAddress>
                              <BillingCity>San Luis Obispo</BillingCity>
                              <BillingState>CA</BillingState>
                              <BillingPostalCode>93405</BillingPostalCode>
                              <ExpYear>2014</ExpYear>
                              <ExpMonth>7</ExpMonth>
                              <BillingName>Bob Joe</BillingName>
                           </PaymentInfo>
                        </Payments>

The main issues are with:

AND

With traditional PHP SOAP I Would use the following code for the request:

$checkoutShoppingCartRequest = $mb->CheckoutShoppingCart(array(
    'Test'=>'true',
    'ClientID'=>1234,
    'CartItems'=>array(
        'CartItem'=>array(
            'Quantity'=>1,
            'Item' => new SoapVar(
                array('ID'=>'1357'), 
                SOAP_ENC_ARRAY, 
                'Service', 
                'http://clients.mindbodyonline.com/api/0_5'
            ),
            'DiscountAmount' => 0
        )
    ),
    'Payments' => array(
        'PaymentInfo' => new SoapVar(
            array(
                'CreditCardNumber'=>'4111111111111111', 
                'ExpYear'=>'2015', 
                'ExpMonth'=>'06', 
                'Amount'=>'130', 
                'BillingAddress'=>'123 Happy Ln', 
                'BillingPostalCode'=>'93405'
            ), 
            SOAP_ENC_ARRAY, 
            'CreditCardInfo', 
            'http://clients.mindbodyonline.com/api/0_5'
        )
    )
));

This does not seem to work with PEAR SOAP, in fact anything involving the SoapVar kills the request and nothing is sent. Any statements or even an echo "HELLO" below the SoapVar are not touched when I load the page. I have found very limited documention on this. Does anyone know the proper way to form this request with PEAR SOAP?

nymets1104 · July 21, 2015

Is this thread hidden? I noticed it has 0 views in 12 hours? :confused:

Edit: Hmm, now it suddenly has 39 views. Guess I needed to refresh

Edited July 21, 2015 by nymets1104

nymets1104 · July 21, 2015

Once I enabled Error Reporting I am getting these Errors:

Notice: Undefined property: stdClass::$PaymentInfo in /hermes/waloraweb019/b71/moo.studiosevacom/saleOYC.php on line 35

Fatal error: Class 'SoapVar' not found in /hermes/waloraweb019/b71/moo.studiosevacom/saleOYC.php on line 35

I am running PEAR SOAP on Fatcow with PHP 5.3

Edited July 21, 2015 by nymets1104

requinix · July 21, 2015

Not many people are familiar with SOAP.

Are you sure SOAP is installed at all? And why are you using PEAR for it? And why are you still on PHP 5.3?

nymets1104 · July 21, 2015

Not many people are familiar with SOAP.

Are you sure SOAP is installed at all? And why are you using PEAR for it? And why are you still on PHP 5.3?

Unfortunately Fatcow's shared hosting is very limited as far as PHP: http://www.fatcow.com/knowledgebase/beta/article.bml?ArticleID=2124

SOAP is installed as I can make calls to this API that do not contain the XSI:TYPE tag (<Item xsi:type="Service">)

Fatcow does not support PHP SOAP only PEAR SOAP which seems to be a huge hurdle.

requinix · July 21, 2015

PHP 5.3 has been entirely unsupported for almost a year now. Even 5.4 is only receiving security fixes. Their inability to keep up with changing times is worrisome.

PEAR's SOAP is not the same as the bundled version. For one, it doesn't have the SoapVar class which is why you're getting that fatal error. There is a SOAP_Value which sounds equivalent, but it's not identical. Maybe

'Item' => new SOAP_Value(
	'Item', // name
	'Service', // type
	array('ID'=>'1357') // value
),

nymets1104 · July 22, 2015

PHP 5.3 has been entirely unsupported for almost a year now. Even 5.4 is only receiving security fixes. Their inability to keep up with changing times is worrisome.

PEAR's SOAP is not the same as the bundled version. For one, it doesn't have the SoapVar class which is why you're getting that fatal error. There is a SOAP_Value which sounds equivalent, but it's not identical. Maybe
'Item' => new SOAP_Value(
	'Item', // name
	'Service', // type
	array('ID'=>'1357') // value
),

Thank You very much for your input. I believe that these limitations from PEAR will ultimately make it impossible to accomplish this call successfully. I did try the Soap_Value suggestion and while it did fix the Fatal Errors, the End Point doesnt seem to recognize it as a valid request.

I can start another thread for this, but rather than relocating my website to a Server that supports a more recent and robust PHP Library, would it be possible for me to utililize an external server for these requests while allowing me to keep my site with Fatcow?

requinix · July 22, 2015

Can you get the raw XML generated during the request? That'll make it easier to understand what's going wrong.

nymets1104 · July 22, 2015

So I tried capturing the XML Packets with Wireshark on this SOAP Request and even on other succesful Requests. I had no luck, but then it dawned on me. The XML is being sent from the Server (Fatcow) to the Web Service Endpoint (MindBody). So would it even be possible to capture this packet with wireshark or an alternate way?

requinix · July 22, 2015

Not really.

Set the "trace" option, then look at SOAP_Client's $_last_request and $_last_response properties.

nymets1104 · July 23, 2015

Set Trace to 1 and got this response:

Unable to parse WSDL file https://api.mindbodyonline.com/0_5/SaleService.asmx XML error on line 5: > required

Im doing some googling as we speak...

I get this same message for succesful and unsuccesful SOAP Calls

Edited July 23, 2015 by nymets1104

requinix · July 23, 2015

That URL you gave is not to a WSDL. Go to it yourself and see.

boompa · July 23, 2015

To get a valid WSDL from that location you need to append ?wsdl to the url:

https://api.mindbodyonline.com/0_5/SaleService.asmx?wsdl

nymets1104 · July 23, 2015

To get a valid WSDL from that location you need to append ?wsdl to the url:

https://api.mindbodyonline.com/0_5/SaleService.asmx?wsdl

That URL you gave is not to a WSDL. Go to it yourself and see.

Good Call, now I get:

Request :

No operation __getLastRequest for port Sale_x0020_ServiceSoap in WSDL.

The Code I am using to call this is:

sale_proxy.php:

<?php class WebService_Sale_x0020_Service_Sale_x0020_ServiceSoap extends SOAP_Client
{
    function WebService_Sale_x0020_Service_Sale_x0020_ServiceSoap($path = 'https://api.mindbodyonline.com/0_5/SaleService.asmx?wsdl')
    {
        
		$option=array('trace'=>1); 

        $this->SOAP_Client($path,$option);
    }
   
    function &CheckoutShoppingCart($Request)
    {
        $CheckoutShoppingCart = new SOAP_Value('{http://clients.mindbodyonline.com/api/0_5}CheckoutShoppingCart', false, $v = array('Request' => $Request));
        $result = $this->call('CheckoutShoppingCart',
                              $v = array('CheckoutShoppingCart' => $CheckoutShoppingCart),
                              array('namespace' => 'http://clients.mindbodyonline.com/api/0_5',
                                    'soapaction' => 'http://clients.mindbodyonline.com/api/0_5/CheckoutShoppingCart',
                                    'style' => 'document',
                                    'use' => 'literal'));
        return $result;
    }

sale.php:



require_once 'SOAP/Client.php'; 
require_once 'sale_proxy.php';

$proxySales= new  WebService_Sale_x0020_Service_Sale_x0020_ServiceSoap();



$ret=$proxySales->CheckoutShoppingCart($Request);
 
  // <xmp> tag displays xml output in html 
   echo 'Request : <br/><xmp>', 
  $proxySales->__getLastRequest(), 
  '</xmp><br/><br/> Error Message : <br/>';

requinix · July 23, 2015

Where's this "__getLastRequest" coming from? It's the $_last_request and $_last_response properties. As in

$proxySales->_last_request

nymets1104 · July 24, 2015

OK I tried this:

echo "Request: ".$proxySales->_last_request;

and got nothing...

Request:

requinix · July 25, 2015

Okay...

You could try outputting the entire object, like

print_r($proxySales);

to see if there's something useful in there.

Otherwise all I can suggest is to look through the SOAP examples to see how their code is supposed to be used.

nymets1104 · July 30, 2015

Okay...

You could try outputting the entire object, like
print_r($proxySales);
to see if there's something useful in there.

Otherwise all I can suggest is to look through the SOAP examples to see how their code is supposed to be used.

I appreciate your help with this. Unfortunately it seems with the limitations imposed by Fatcow Hosting, I am not bale to form the request in the way that the Server handling it can interpret correctly. I briefly attempted to use Java script to run interact with the Web Service, but this caused even more problems with cross domain issues and so forth. I will continue to work through this and will post any updates here.

Again, thanks for sticking with me on this frustrating situation

nymets1104 · September 18, 2015

UPDATE!

After migrating my entire site to a new Host with a robust support of PHP and SOAP I have successfully made calls to the API

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<SOAP-ENV:Envelope xmlns:SOAP-ENV="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:ns1="http://clients.mindbodyonline.com/api/0_5" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
<SOAP-ENV:Body>
<ns1:CheckoutShoppingCart>
  <ns1:Request>
    <ns1:SourceCredentials>
      <ns1:SourceName>YogaStudio</ns1:SourceName>
      <ns1:Password>***********************</ns1:Password>
      <ns1:SiteIDs>
       <ns1:int>99999</ns1:int>
      </ns1:SiteIDs>
     </ns1:SourceCredentials>
  <ns1:UserCredentials>
    <ns1:Username>username</ns1:Username>
    <ns1:Password>password</ns1:Password>
    <ns1:SiteIDs>
     <ns1:int>99999</ns1:int>
    </ns1:SiteIDs>
   </ns1:UserCredentials>
<ns1:XMLDetail xsi:nil="true"/>
<ns1:PageSize xsi:nil="true"/>
<ns1:CurrentPageIndex xsi:nil="true"/>
<ns1:ClientID>999</ns1:ClientID>
<ns1:Test>true</ns1:Test>
<ns1:CartItems>
   <ns1:CartItem>
    <ns1:Item xsi:type="ns1:Service">
     <ns1:ID>77</ns1:ID>
    </ns1:Item>
   <ns1:DiscountAmount>0</ns1:DiscountAmount>
    <ns1:Quantity>1</ns1:Quantity>
<  /ns1:CartItem>
</ns1:CartItems>
<ns1:InStore xsi:nil="true"/>
  <ns1:Payments>
   <ns1:PaymentInfo xsi:type="ns1:CreditCardInfo">
    <ns1:CreditCardNumber>9999999999999999</ns1:CreditCardNumber>
    <ns1:Amount>15</ns1:Amount>
    <ns1:ExpMonth>06</ns1:ExpMonth>
    <ns1:ExpYear>2015</ns1:ExpYear>
    <ns1:BillingAddress>123 Happy Ln</ns1:BillingAddress>
    <ns1:BillingPostalCode>93405</ns1:BillingPostalCode>
   </ns1:PaymentInfo>
 </ns1:Payments>
  <ns1:SendEmail xsi:nil="true"/>
  <ns1:LocationID xsi:nil="true"/>
  </ns1:Request>
 </ns1:CheckoutShoppingCart>
</SOAP-ENV:Body>
</SOAP-ENV:Envelope>

I used this PHP to make the call:

<?php
ini_set('display_errors', 1);
error_reporting(-1);
	include_once('MINDBODY_API_v0.5.php');
	$mb = new MINDBODY_API();

	$checkoutShoppingCartRequest = $mb->CheckoutShoppingCart(array(
    'Test'=>'true',
    'ClientID'=>999,
    'CartItems'=>array(
        'CartItem'=>array(
            'Quantity'=>1,
            'Item' => new SoapVar(
                array('ID'=>'999'), 
                SOAP_ENC_ARRAY, 
                'Service', 
                'http://clients.mindbodyonline.com/api/0_5'
            ),
            'DiscountAmount' => 0
        )
    ),
    'Payments' => array(
        'PaymentInfo' => new SoapVar(
            array(
                'CreditCardNumber'=>'9999999999999999', 
                'ExpYear'=>'2015', 
                'ExpMonth'=>'06', 
                'Amount'=>'0', 
                'BillingAddress'=>'123 Happy Ln', 
                'BillingPostalCode'=>'93405'
            ), 
            SOAP_ENC_ARRAY, 
            'CreditCardInfo', 
            'http://clients.mindbodyonline.com/api/0_5'
        )
    )
)); 


?>
<textarea><?= $mb->getXMLRequest(); ?></textarea>
<textarea><?= $mb->getXMLResponse(); ?></textarea>

Thanks for all who commeted as it was all very helpful!

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