Consuming PHP webservice(SOAP, WSDL) from ASP.NET C# app - problems with array?

I ran into the same problem. I'd created a web service in PHP and tried to consume it with URL1. Making an associative array that ASP.NET could understand turned out to be tough. In the end, we decided to forgo the associative array in favor of an object.

Hashtable would be the most exact approximation of a PHP associative array... However, the best comparison for 'normal' use of an associative array would be a Dictionary or perhaps even Dictionary (depending on what your data actually is).

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