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		<description><![CDATA[The trouble I had with consuming a .Net Web service with a php script was that the parameters I passed were not &#8220;seen&#8221; by the .Net Application. I used the php_soap.dll (php5 running on windows) with the simple call: $testRequest = $client-&#62;IsAliveNachnameEmail(&#8220;Smith&#8221;,&#8221;smith@smith.com&#8221;); However, the .Net Soap Service did not receive the parameters Smith and smith@smith.com [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The trouble I had with consuming a .Net Web service with a php script was that the parameters I passed were not &#8220;seen&#8221; by the .Net Application.<br />
I used the php_soap.dll (php5 running on windows) with the simple call:</p>
<p>$testRequest = $client-&gt;IsAliveNachnameEmail(&#8220;Smith&#8221;,&#8221;smith@smith.com&#8221;);</p>
<p>However, the .Net Soap Service did not receive the parameters Smith and smith@smith.com</p>
<p>Do not pass in the parameters directly, but use the following method:</p>
<p>$strNachname = &#8220;smith&#8221;;<br />
$strEmail = &#8220;smith@smith.com&#8221;;<br />
$params = array(&#8216;Nachname&#8217;=&gt;$strNachname, &#8216;Email&#8217;=&gt;$strEmail);<br />
$testRequest = $client-&gt;IsAliveNachnameEmail($params);<br />
echo $test2Request-&gt;IsAliveNachnameEmailResult;</p>
<p>and it works! Voila.</p>
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