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  • Ming
    #1

    XML_RPC_Response fatal error: Call to undefined method kindof

    I am new to php5 programming :)

    I redirect users to another server to login. After they login
    successfully, they will be redirected to test.php. The server provides
    xml_rpc interface so I can communicate with it. After running my
    scripts, I get this error:

    Fatal error: Call to undefined method XML_RPC_Respons e::kindOf() in /
    usr/share/PEAR/XML/RPC.php on line 1972

    It seems it is these two lines that cause problems:

    I do get some response from the server, though.

    The followings are my scripts:

    test.php

    <?php

    error_reporting (E_ALL);
    ini_set('displa y_errors', true);

    include("cwl.ph p");

    $test=new cwl();

    $test->test();

    ?>


    cwl.php

    <?php

    require 'XML/RPC.php';
    error_reporting (E_ALL);
    ini_set('displa y_errors', true);

    class cwl{

    private $cwlURL;
    private $xmlrpcPath;
    private $appID;
    private $appIDPassword;
    private $cwlClient;
    private $sessionTicket;
    private $params;


    function __construct()
    {
    $this->appID='xxx';
    $this->appIDPassword= 'xxx';
    $this->xmlrpcPath='/path';
    $this->cwlURL='someur l;
    $this->sessionTicket= $_GET['ticket'];
    $this->params=array ( new XML_RPC_Value($ this->sessionTicke t,
    'string'));
    $this->cwlClient=$thi s->getCWLClient() ;
    }

    private function getCWLClient()
    {
    $client=new XML_RPC_Client( $this->xmlrpcPath, $this->cwlURL);
    $client->setCredentia ls ($this->appID, $this->appIDPassword) ;
    $client->setDebug(1);
    return $client;
    }

    protected function makeCall($funct ionName)
    {
    $functionName=' session.'.$func tionName;

    try
    {
    $msg = new XML_RPC_Message ($functionName, $this->params);
    $resp= new XML_RPC_Respons e(new XML_RPC_Value() );
    $resp= $this->cwlClient->send($msg);
    return $resp;


    }
    catch (Exception $e)
    {
    $e->__toString() ;
    }
    }


    public function test()
    {
    $val =new XML_RPC_Value() ;
    $val = $this->makeCall('getI dentities');


    //*************** ************
    //It seems it the line below causes the problem

    $data = XML_RPC_decode( $val);
    echo "<br>";

    if (isset($data['student_number ']))
    echo $data['student_number ']."<br>";
    else echo "Not a student<br>";

    if (isset($data['employee_numbe r']))
    echo $data['employee_numbe r']."<br>";
    else echo "Not an employee<br>";

    }
    }

    ?>

    Any advice? Thanks,

    Tags: None
    • Ming
      #2
      Re: XML_RPC_Respons e fatal error: Call to undefined method kindof

      A quick follow-up:

      Never mine. I got it fixed.

        Comment

        • Mike P2
          #3
          Re: XML_RPC_Respons e fatal error: Call to undefined method kindof

          On May 16, 1:02 pm, Ming <minghu...@gmai l.comwrote:
          I am new to php5 programming :)
          >
          I redirect users to another server to login. After they login
          successfully, they will be redirected to test.php. The server provides
          xml_rpc interface so I can communicate with it. After running my
          scripts, I get this error:
          >
          Fatal error: Call to undefined method XML_RPC_Respons e::kindOf() in /
          usr/share/PEAR/XML/RPC.php on line 1972
          >
          It seems it is these two lines that cause problems:
          >
          I do get some response from the server, though.
          >
          The followings are my scripts:
          >
          test.php
          >
          <?php
          >
          error_reporting (E_ALL);
          ini_set('displa y_errors', true);
          >
          include("cwl.ph p");
          >
          $test=new cwl();
          >
          $test->test();
          >
          ?>
          >
          cwl.php
          >
          <?php
          >
          require 'XML/RPC.php';
          error_reporting (E_ALL);
          ini_set('displa y_errors', true);
          >
          class cwl{
          >
          private $cwlURL;
          private $xmlrpcPath;
          private $appID;
          private $appIDPassword;
          private $cwlClient;
          private $sessionTicket;
          private $params;
          >
          function __construct()
          {
          $this->appID='xxx';
          $this->appIDPassword= 'xxx';
          $this->xmlrpcPath='/path';
          $this->cwlURL='someur l;
          $this->sessionTicket= $_GET['ticket'];
          $this->params=array ( new XML_RPC_Value($ this->sessionTicke t,
          'string'));
          $this->cwlClient=$thi s->getCWLClient() ;
          }
          >
          private function getCWLClient()
          {
          $client=new XML_RPC_Client( $this->xmlrpcPath, $this->cwlURL);
          $client->setCredentia ls ($this->appID, $this->appIDPassword) ;
          $client->setDebug(1);
          return $client;
          }
          >
          protected function makeCall($funct ionName)
          {
          $functionName=' session.'.$func tionName;
          >
          try
          {
          $msg = new XML_RPC_Message ($functionName, $this->params);
          $resp= new XML_RPC_Respons e(new XML_RPC_Value() );
          $resp= $this->cwlClient->send($msg);
          return $resp;
          >
          }
          catch (Exception $e)
          {
          $e->__toString() ;
          }
          }
          >
          public function test()
          {
          $val =new XML_RPC_Value() ;
          $val = $this->makeCall('getI dentities');
          >
          //*************** ************
          //It seems it the line below causes the problem
          >
          $data = XML_RPC_decode( $val);
          cwl::makeCall() is probably not returning an XML_RPC_Value object.
          Refer to XML_RPC_Client: :send() in XML/RPC.php to make sure it returns
          an XML_RPC_Value object.

          -Mike PII

            Comment

            • Mike P2
              #4
              Re: XML_RPC_Respons e fatal error: Call to undefined method kindof

              On May 16, 4:04 pm, Mike P2 <sumguyovrt...@ gmail.comwrote:
              On May 16, 1:02 pm, Ming <minghu...@gmai l.comwrote:
              >
              >
              >
              I am new to php5 programming :)
              >
              I redirect users to another server to login. After they login
              successfully, they will be redirected to test.php. The server provides
              xml_rpc interface so I can communicate with it. After running my
              scripts, I get this error:
              >
              Fatal error: Call to undefined method XML_RPC_Respons e::kindOf() in /
              usr/share/PEAR/XML/RPC.php on line 1972
              >
              It seems it is these two lines that cause problems:
              >
              I do get some response from the server, though.
              >
              The followings are my scripts:
              >
              test.php
              >
              <?php
              >
              error_reporting (E_ALL);
              ini_set('displa y_errors', true);
              >
              include("cwl.ph p");
              >
              $test=new cwl();
              >
              $test->test();
              >
              ?>
              >
              cwl.php
              >
              <?php
              >
              require 'XML/RPC.php';
              error_reporting (E_ALL);
              ini_set('displa y_errors', true);
              >
              class cwl{
              >
              private $cwlURL;
              private $xmlrpcPath;
              private $appID;
              private $appIDPassword;
              private $cwlClient;
              private $sessionTicket;
              private $params;
              >
              function __construct()
              {
              $this->appID='xxx';
              $this->appIDPassword= 'xxx';
              $this->xmlrpcPath='/path';
              $this->cwlURL='someur l;
              $this->sessionTicket= $_GET['ticket'];
              $this->params=array ( new XML_RPC_Value($ this->sessionTicke t,
              'string'));
              $this->cwlClient=$thi s->getCWLClient() ;
              }
              >
              private function getCWLClient()
              {
              $client=new XML_RPC_Client( $this->xmlrpcPath, $this->cwlURL);
              $client->setCredentia ls ($this->appID, $this->appIDPassword) ;
              $client->setDebug(1);
              return $client;
              }
              >
              protected function makeCall($funct ionName)
              {
              $functionName=' session.'.$func tionName;
              >
              try
              {
              $msg = new XML_RPC_Message ($functionName, $this->params);
              $resp= new XML_RPC_Respons e(new XML_RPC_Value() );
              $resp= $this->cwlClient->send($msg);
              return $resp;
              >
              }
              catch (Exception $e)
              {
              $e->__toString() ;
              }
              }
              >
              public function test()
              {
              $val =new XML_RPC_Value() ;
              $val = $this->makeCall('getI dentities');
              >
              //*************** ************
              //It seems it the line below causes the problem
              >
              $data = XML_RPC_decode( $val);
              >
              cwl::makeCall() is probably not returning an XML_RPC_Value object.
              Refer to XML_RPC_Client: :send() in XML/RPC.php to make sure it returns
              an XML_RPC_Value object.
              >
              -Mike PII
              Sorry, my post was delayed. Didn't see your follow-up until after it
              went through.

              -Mike PII

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