From: John Allen <john.allen@...>
Date: 2009-03-04T02:26:47+09:00
Subject: Variable number of parameters on SOAP call?

Is there a way to specify a variable number of parameters on a SOAP
call?
Example:  Ruby client that is trying to call a Perl SOAP server:

dvr = SOAP::RPC::Driver.new("http://samplehost.com:1234", "urn:Test")
dvr.add_method('vartest','user','passwd','opts')

'opts' can be a  variable number of options, so its expecting one or
more options to show up.  If I pass it something like:

tt = ["test1","test2","test3"]
dvr.vartest("user","pass",tt)

the perl SOAP client gets a one element array of an array....not just a
single array.  IE> p[0][0] => "test1", p[0][1] => "test2" p[0][2] =>
"test3" ..what its expecting is p[0] => "test1", p[1] => "test2", p[2]
=> "test3". This works fine from my perl SOAP client.

Is there a standard way to set up a SOAP function to accept a variable
number of parameters??  I can't find anything about it.
Thanks all:)
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