PHP SOAP Client

Php, Soap

[kolev80]

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HI,

I have this xml I'm trying to make parameter for SOAP Client

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> 
<RequestGenerateInvoice xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns="XML">
 <Type>enAdd</Type> 
 <Invoice>
 <InvoiceNumber>5</InvoiceNumber> 
 <InvoiceIDTxt>101</InvoiceIDTxt> 
 <AccountIDTxt>1001</AccountIDTxt> 
 <InvoiceDate>2011-02-21T15:04:42.8500736+02:00</InvoiceDate> 
 <Code>1</Code> 
 <Details>Some Details</Details> 
 <Quantity>1</Quantity> 
 <Amount>10</Amount> 
 <AmountDue>20</AmountDue> 
 <FromDate>2011-02-21T15:04:42.8490735+02:00</FromDate> 
 <ToDate>2011-02-21T15:04:42.8530738+02:00</ToDate> 
 <Months>7</Months> 
 <IsPrinted>false</IsPrinted> 
 <Paid>0</Paid> 
 <CardNumber>101</CardNumber> 
 <PrevAccBalance>100</PrevAccBalance> 
 <RealUsageAmount>80</RealUsageAmount> 
 <LocationID>0</LocationID> 
 <BatchNumber>1</BatchNumber> 
 <BatchText>Some Text</BatchText> 
 </Invoice>
 <RequestLocationID>0</RequestLocationID> 
 <RequestDateTime>0001-01-01T00:00:00</RequestDateTime> 
 </RequestGenerateInvoice>

So far my script is:

$client = new SoapClient("https://Some.?wsdl");
$param = array( 'Type'=>'Add',
'Invoice'=> array(
'InvoiceNumber' => '101',
'InvoiceIDTxt' => '101',
'AccountIDTxt' => '2',
'InvoiceDate' => '2011-02-21T15:04:42.8500736+02:00',
'Code' => '1',
'Details' => 'Details',
'Quantity' => '1',
'Amount' => '5',
'AmountDue' => '20',
'FromDate' => '2011-02-21T15:04:42.8490735+02:00',
'ToDate' => '2011-02-21T15:04:42.8490735+02:00',
'Months' => '12',
'isPrinted' => 'false',
'Paid' => '0',
'CardNumber' => '2',
'PrevAccBalance' => '100',
'RealUsageAmount' => 'false',
'LocationID' => '1',
'BatchNumber' => '1',
'BatchText' => 'Text'
),
'RequestLocationID'=>'2',
'RequestDateTime'=>'0001-01-01T00:00:00');

$response =$client->MakeInvoice($param);

But I'm keep getting no response from the server

[coopster]

Welcome to WebmasterWorld, kolev80.

Can you watch your server access logs to be certain you are reaching it? That would be your first step. You'll get no response if the server does not first receive a request.