React Soap does not passes the arguments

[akimkelar]

My client code is:

var_dump($method, $parameters);

        $loop = LoopFactory::create();
        $browser = new Browser($loop);

        $promise = $browser->get($this->url)
            ->then(function (ResponseInterface $response) use ($browser, $method, $parameters) {
                $client = new Client($browser, (string)$response->getBody());
                return $client->soapCall($method, $parameters);
            });

        $loop->run();

        return $promise;

method and parameters content is:

string(3) "add"

array(6) {
  'environment' =>
  string(19) "ger...c"
  'password' =>
  string(16) "..."
  'accessRoles' =>
  array(4) {
    [0] =>
    string(2) "1x"
...
  }
  'document' =>
  string(4404) "<?xml ver...eID>"...
  'documentID' =>
  string(2) "83"
  'documentDate' =>
  string(10) "2019-11-14"
}

But I got an error from SOAP:

{"code":0,"message":"Not all arguments are provided: environment is required","trace":"#0 \/var\/www\/vendor\/clue\/soap-react\/src\/Protocol\/ClientDecoder.php(31): SoapClient->__soapCall('add', Array)\n#1 \/var\/www\/vendor\/clue\/soap-react\/src\/Client.php(213): Clue\\React\\Soap\\Protocol\\ClientDecoder->decode('add', '<soap:Envelope ...')

That environement is required, but I have passed it.
I have looked to ClientDecoder.php(31) and have realized, that there empty Array() instead of arguments is using. Why so?

[clue]

@akimkelar Thanks for filing this question!

It looks like you're not sending the format your remote side expects (this is a common problem with SOAP APIs, but a bit hard to tell without having a better understanding of your system and access to its WSDL file). Many SOAP APIs require the arguments as an associative array (named arguments) instead of positional arguments (note the double array here):

$client->soapCall($method, [
    [
        'environment' => 'foo',
        …
    ]
]);

For the reference: You should be able to observe the exact same issue with PHP's underlying method to isolate the problem you're seeing. The underlying decoder and encoder used in this project use the exact same underlying logic, so this is known to work 👍

I have looked to ClientDecoder.php(31) and have realized, that there empty Array() instead of arguments is using

This is correct and expected behavior. This class is only used for decoding the incoming response, it does not affect how arguments are passed in the outgoing request.

I hope this helps 👍