@nilzor at gmail dot com 12-May-2010 10:04
It seems that when using a WSDL (for example with a .NET client) the function's arguments are wrapped inside a stdClass. What get_object_vars() does is simply turn the (visible) properties of an object into an associative array.
You could also just do:
<?php
function SomeFunction($data)
{
return Array("SomeFunctionResult" => $data->param1 + $data->param2);
}
?>
You could probably also wrap the return value in a stdClass (or better yet, specify a class map).
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