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I was having some problem with loading the WSDL from my web service. Currently I'm changing the web service multiple times a day to improve it, and also have to reload the settings in drupal. Today I had a problem with loading the WSDL, I've deleted a function and added a function to my web service, when I was trying to reload the settings in drupal it didn't changed the settings. I've ad the following line to wsclient_soap.module and it all worked again. Don't know if it's the right way to solve the problem.
The line:
ini_set("soap.wsdl_cache_enabled", "0");
Someone has some advise to my issue?
Thanks,
Rik
Comments
Comment #1
klausiYep, you will want to disable the WSDL cache during development - but you want the cache on production environments, because then you don't need to load the WSDL file for every SOAP request, which is quite a performance gain.
Maybe we should document this?
Comment #2
RikD CreditAttribution: RikD commentedThanks for the replay, maybe it is useful to put it into the documentation.
Is the way I do it the easiest way to do it or are there other options to turn of the cache during development, maybe some build-in option :P.
By the way. Wwsclient easy to use plugin. My compliments for the development team..
Comment #3
tuccio CreditAttribution: tuccio commentedIf you don't want to disable the wsdl cache but need clearing it occasionaly, you can just delete the wsdl--* files from the php temp_dir (usually /tmp). Perhaps this would be a useful option to add to the module?
Comment #4
dman CreditAttribution: dman commentedFYI, I've just pushed this to the wsclient_tester module.
If you use -dev (or the next release to come) and use the wsclient tester on the WSDL, it will flush your cache each time you make a request.
This did my head in this evening, and I figure that people who test want it flushed.
It will have no effect on day-to-day running, but belongs in the test zone.
Comment #5
dman CreditAttribution: dman commentedPushing this to #2269661: Refresh Web Service because, although that issue is newer, it has a suggested fix (no patch yet) and identifies that it's not just about PHP WSDL caching - it's about how the web service definition imported and remembered by wsclient itself needs a full rebuild when a service changes during development.
Comment #6
neuron1122 CreditAttribution: neuron1122 commenteduse can use this instead of turing off the cacshe
$client = new SoapClient('http://somewhere.com/?wsdl', array('cache_wsdl' => WSDL_CACHE_NONE) );