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Invalid object type
Sat, 08/08/2009 - 09:54
I've used action listAction to list kaltura users. Here is the code:
$config = new KalturaConfiguration(PARTNER_ID);
$config->serviceUrl = SERVER_URL;
$client = new KalturaClient($config);
$ks = $client->session->start(ADMIN_SECRET, "USERID", KalturaSessionType::ADMIN);
$client->setKS($ks);/*
$config->serviceUrl = SERVER_URL;
$client = new KalturaClient($config);
$ks = $client->session->start(ADMIN_SECRET, "USERID", KalturaSessionType::ADMIN);
$client->setKS($ks);/*
$pager = new KalturaFilterPager();
$pager->pageSize = 12;
$pager->pageIndex = 1;
$filter = new KalturaUserFilter();
$filter->orderBy = "-createdAt";
try
{
$u=$client->user->listAction($filter, $pager);
}
catch (Exception $ex)
{
$error = $ex->getMessage();
}
And I've got the error 'Invalid object type'. Then I've looked the client library KalturaClient.php, function listAction in class KalturaUserService and saw that
$this->client->validateObjectType($resultObject, "array");
but $resultObject was the object.
I replaced 'array' by 'object' and everything became fine.
Is there situations when $resultObject will be an array?
Well. I have a look validateObjectType function in KalturaClientBase.php and get a new result :)
There is no definiton of the classes KalturaUserListResponse and KalturaPlaylistListResponse in KalturaClient.php. That's why $resultObject in listAction function became '__PHP_Incomplete_Class Object'.
So, the result:
in class KalturaUserService, function listAction I wrote
$this->client->validateObjectType($resultObject, "KalturaUserListResponse");
and in class KalturaPlaylistService, function listAction
$this->client->validateObjectType($resultObject, "KalturaPlaylistListResponse");