ZF-6131: Unexpected behavior invoking methods with named-parameters
Description
When a method call is issued using named parameters instead of an array of values, the JSON hash representing param-value pairs seems to be interpreted as ordered, so a true mapping between names of PHP method parameters and param-values pairs is not realized.
For example if we have a PHP method: public function subtract($a, $b){ return $a-$b;}
and a JSON-RPC invocation {"id":1,"method":"subtract","params":{"b":10,"a":50},"version":"json-rpc-2.0"}
the resulting PHP method invocation will be subtract(10,50), leading to an unexpected value of -40 instead of 40.
Best regards, Andrea Montemaggio
Comments
Posted by A.J. Brown (ajbrown) on 2010-03-23T09:43:14.000+0000
Patch included.
Posted by Andy Fowler (andyfowler) on 2010-05-24T12:06:20.000+0000
This was only marked as related to ZF-9517, but it seems to be a full duplicate. Closing.