How do I pass arrays of objects through a web service in PHP?

[bl651]

Any help on this problem would be much appreciated as I'm out of ideas. Basically, I need to pass an array of objects from the client php page to the web service. Whenever I try this I get the following error: Object of class stdClass could not be converted to string.
I stripped out all of the code that's not relevant to the problem. Basically, I just need to know how to get the array of objects passed correctly to php server page.

Here's the code I have.

First, here's the class I'm using for the object:

<?php
class LicenseInformation {
	public $AssigneeId;
	public $ToolVersion;	
	public $Count;
	public $Duration;
	public $AutoRenewal;
	public $IsFloating;
}

Next, here's the client php with only the relevant code in it:

<?php
 include_once('LicenseInformation.class.php');	
 $wsdl = 'http://fspqs13.fs.cummins.com/services/server/oms?wsdl';
 $client = new SoapClient($wsdl, array('trace'=>true));

 $count = 0;
 $License = new LicenseInformation();
 $License->AssigneeId = 'bl651';
 $License->Count = '4';
 $Licenses[] = $License;
	
 try {
  $result = $client->CreateOrder('bl651', 'INSITE', $Licenses, 1);
 } catch (SoapFault $e) {
	   $result = new stdClass;
	   $result->Return_Code = '2';
           $result->Return_Message = $e->getMessage();
	   $result->SoapFault = TRUE;
	   echo $result;
 }		
>

Finally, here's the service side php page with only the relevant code:

<?php
 include_once('LicenseInformation.class.php');

 class EtoService {
  /*
   * Creates New ETO Licenses.
   *
   * @param string $RequesterId
   * @param string $ToolName
   * @param LicenseInformation[] LicenseOrders
   * @param int $RecordCount
   * @return string
   */
   public function CreateOrder($RequesterId,                                           $ToolName,$LicenseOrders, $RecordCount) {
   for ($i = 0; $i <= $RecordCount; $i++) {
    $AssigneeId = $LicenseOrders[$i]->AssigneeId;
    $Count = $LicenseOrders[$i]->Count;
   }
}
?>

[dlite922]

see the serialize() and unserialize() methods. It converts objects to strings then back to objects again with some LIMITATIONS. Check the manual page http://php.net/serialize

Dan