Display SOAP Request in PHPToolkit

After invoking a Web Services operation, the way developers view SOAP requests is by downloading them from Web Services Usage Log page.  In PHPToolkit library file, standard PHP object named SoapClient is assigned to 'client' varialbe.

PHPToolkit versions released prior to 2012.2 use the following codes to declare SoapClient:

     [File: PHPtoolkit.php]

     class nsClient {
          private $client;  // By default this is declared as private.  For debugging purposes, change access type to public.
          ...

          function __construct ( $host=nsHost::live ) {
          ...
          $this->client = new SoapClient( $host .... );

 

Starting 2012.2, SoapClient object is assigned to 'client' this way:

     [File: NSPHPClient.php]

     class NSPHPClient {

          public $client = null;
          ...

          protected function __construct($wsdl=null, $options=array()) {
               ...

               $this->client = new SoapClient($wsdl, $options);
          }

 

To view the actual SOAP request in PHP, use SoapClient::__getLastRequest() method after invoking an operation.

Below is an example after invoking 'get' operation for PHPToolkit versions prior to 2012.2:

     global $myNSclient;
     ...
     $getResponse = $myNSclient->get($recordRef);
     print_r($myNSclient->client->__getLastRequest());

 

To do it in 2012.2 version and above:

     $service = new NetSuiteService();
     ...
     $getResponse = $service->get($request);
     print_r($service->client->__getLastResponse());



Both codes above, even running on different versions will output the actual SOAP request (XML).

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