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zak_thompson_86
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Jan 22, 2008

add_address_class_member.. not adding?

So using php and soap.

I can grab the classes display them. print ou their contents. all good.. but however.. can't add anything..

try {
$client = new SoapClient($wsdl,array('location'=>$location,'login'=>$username,'password'=>$password));
$pool_list=$client->get_address_class_list();
$classOpt = array('name' => 'testblock');
print_r($client->get_address_class($classOpt));
$addBlock = array('address' => '21.1.1.1','netmask' => '255.255.255.255');
$doIt = array('name' => $classOpt,'members' => $addBlock);
try {
$client->add_address_class_member("asfasdfasdf");
} 
catch (Exception   $k)
{
echo "ARG!";
echo $k->getMessage();
}
//print_r($pool_list);
}
catch (Exception $e) {
echo "Error!
";
echo $e -> getMessage ();
}

No exceptions on failure nothing been beating it around for a while with little luck.
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  • Joe_Pruitt's avatar
    Joe_Pruitt
    Jan 22, 2008
    The issue you are having is that the add_address_class_member takes an array of structures defining the address class entries you want to add. You are passing in a scalar string. The server is looking for an array and when you pass a scalar, the array conversion doesn't find an array definition and interprets it as an empty array and essentially performs a no-op.

    The add_address_class_member() method is defined as:

    struct LocalLB::Class::AddressEntry {
  string address;
  string netmask;
};
struct LocalLB::Class::AddressClass {
  string name;
  AddressEntry [] members;
};
LocalLB::Class::add_address_class_member(
    in LocalLB::Class::AddressClass [] class_members
);

    You will need to package up and array of AddressClass items, one for each Class you are adding addresses to. Within each of those AddressClass items, you'll need to include an array of AddressEntry structures that contain the address and netmasks of the entries you want to add.

    It looks like you are building the arrays, but in your call to add_address_class_member() you are passing in a character string.

    Hope this helps...

    -Joe
  • zak_thompson_86's avatar
    zak_thompson_86
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    Jan 23, 2008
    yeah.. no real idea what your talking about tried making a new object using $client->AddressClass but thats not valid.. no real idea how to accomplish this to be honest.
  • Joe_Pruitt's avatar
    Joe_Pruitt
    Jan 24, 2008
    What exactly don't you understand about what I'm talking about?

     

     

    In your code, it looks like you are creating the structures, but your call to add_address_class_member() is this:

     

     

    $client->add_address_class_member("asfasdfasdf");

     

     

    Why are you passing in "asfasdfasdf"? I would try passing in the array you created

     

     

    $client->add_address_class_member($doIt);

     

     

    Again, since I have very little PHP experience, I'm just guessing, but give it a shot and see if it converts itself to the correct SOAP message.

     

     

    -Joe