xml - PHP Soap Client -

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hi,

i have xml i'm trying make parameter soap client

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>  <requestgenerateinvoice xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/xmlschema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/xmlschema" xmlns="xml">   <type>enadd</type>    <invoice>       <invoicenumber>5</invoicenumber>        <invoiceidtxt>101</invoiceidtxt>        <accountidtxt>1001</accountidtxt>        <invoicedate>2011-02-21t15:04:42.8500736+02:00</invoicedate>        <code>1</code>        <details>some details</details>        <quantity>1</quantity>        <amount>10</amount>        <amountdue>20</amountdue>        <fromdate>2011-02-21t15:04:42.8490735+02:00</fromdate>        <todate>2011-02-21t15:04:42.8530738+02:00</todate>        <months>7</months>        <isprinted>false</isprinted>        <paid>0</paid>        <cardnumber>101</cardnumber>        <prevaccbalance>100</prevaccbalance>        <realusageamount>80</realusageamount>        <locationid>0</locationid>        <batchnumber>1</batchnumber>        <batchtext>some text</batchtext>    </invoice>   <requestlocationid>0</requestlocationid>    <requestdatetime>0001-01-01t00:00:00</requestdatetime>  </requestgenerateinvoice>

so far script is:

$client = new soapclient("https://some.?wsdl"); $client->makeinvoice(array('type'=>'enadd',                             'invoice'=> array('invoicenumber' => '101',                                               'invoiceidtxt' => '101',                                               'accountidtxt' => '2',......),                             'requestlocationid'=>'2',                             'requestdatetime'=>'0001-01-01t00:00:00'));

but i'm keep getting no response server

try using soapclient->_getlastrequest() , soapclient->_getlastresponse() see what's going on under hood. note need switch feature on in soapclient constructor:

$client = soapclient("some.wsdl", array('trace' => 1));

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