I have ran into a similar issue where php has namespace issues when a wsdl file includes multiple files with the same inter-dependencies.
If I recall this is the bug for the issue I ran into:
For my specific problem the solution I came up with was to load the wsdl file from the remote source and walk the dependencies using simplexml and xpath '//xsd:import'. After having a list I would write the files back out with the import nodes removed from the children files as the parent file I was loading had already defined them. At this point I would load my cached wsdl files and everything worked fine.
Of course I put logic in place to properly re-load/re-build the wsdl cache as needed.
The company in question from which I got the wsdl from wouldn't provide a solution as it was only php's soap client that wouldn't load the file properly.
I hope this helps.
On Thu, Jul 25, 2013 at 10:15 PM, Franklin Strube <fstrube@globalthinking.com> wrote:
Looking at the WSDL with human eyes, there are references to both https://test and https://testing. Are both of those hosts accessible from your PHP script?
Also, perhaps there is an issue with the https to the WSDL, such as a certificate name mismatch.
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