Re: help with soapvar and xml list

> $params->SecurityToken = new SoapVar($sectoken, XSD_STRING, 'string',  
> "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema");
> $params->DepartureDateTime = new SoapVar('2007-06-06', XSD_STRING,  
> 'string', "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema");
> $params->DepAirportCode = new SoapVar('BOI', XSD_STRING, 'string',  
> "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema");
> $client = new SoapClient('file.wsdl');
> $airresult = $client->OFSByAirportPairPerHour($air);
> $airport = $airresult->OFSByAirportPairPerHourResult;
>

It all depends on if you REALLY need to use SoapVars.

Without SoapVars it is very simple:

  $params->CarrierCodeFilterList = new StdClass();
  $params->CarrierCodeFilterList->CarrierCode = array("string1", "string2");

If you have to use SoapVars (which is not always - in fact I found using  
SoapVars necessary only where ComplexType with extensions were used in  
WSDL - rare thing):

  $carrierCode1 = new SoapVar("string1", XSD_STRING, "string",  
"http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema");
  $carrierCode2 = new SoapVar("string1", XSD_STRING, "string",  
"http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema");

  $carrierCodeFilterList = new StdClass();
  $carrierCodeFilterList->CarrierCode = array($carrierCode1, $carrierCode2);

  $params->CarrierCodeFilterList = new SoapVar($carrierCodeFilterList,  
SOAP_ENC_OBJECT, "CarrierCodeFilterList",  "http://ws.oag.com");


The main trick is to use arrays where some element is defined with  
maxOccurs > 1 in WSDL.
(I guessed type name of CarrierCodeFilterList - it should be easily found  
in WSDL. I'm not sure what should be there if it is an anonymous type)

Hope it helps (I didn't test the code above).