LiteralRegistry#add_elesoap2stubobj tries to call two-result version of SOAPArray#each

I was able hack a workaround. It works for the SOAP calls and WSDL that I posted in the bug report.

require 'rubygems'
gem 'soap4r', '= 1.5.8'

module SOAP
module Mapping
class LiteralRegistry

  def add_elesoap2stubobj(node, obj, definition)
    vars = {}
    node.each do |name, value|
      # Begin 1.5.8 hack
      # If node is a SOAPArray, #each only returns a single value per element.
      if value == nil
        name, value = 'item', name
        elename = value.type # elename is always '{}item' in a SOAPArray
      else
        elename = value.elename
      end
      item = definition.elements.find_element(elename)
      # End 1.5.8 hack
      if item
        child = elesoapchild2obj(value, item)
      else
        # unknown element is treated as anyType.
        child = any2obj(value)
      end
      if item and item.as_array?
        (vars[name] ||= []) << child
      elsif vars.key?(name)
        vars[name] = [vars[name], child].flatten
      else
        vars[name] = child
      end
    end
    if obj.is_a?(::Array) and is_stubobj_elements_for_array(vars)
      Array.instance_method(:replace).bind(obj).call(vars.values[0])
    else
      Mapping.set_attributes(obj, vars)
    end
  end

end # LiteralRegistry
end # Mapping
end # SOAP

Hi,

Sorry for late reply.

When soap4r is invoking literal service (LiteralRegistry? is used for literal service), SOAPArray should not be passed to it. There should be another bug around it. Can you create a concrete example of WSDL + client that causes the error above ?

This is the WSDL I am using with wsdl2ruby.

SOAP transcript for distanceSearchOfTermAtZip() call. Captured with Axis tcpmon, which has split the response into chunks.

SOAP transcript of getListing(). Also captured with Axis tcpmon.

Ruby irb transcript of calling the IntegrationAPI2 for the previously-posted SOAP calls.

Oops, sorry for late reply. I was not aware the attachments. I'll check it. Please wait for a while.

Regards, // NaHi