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Subject: Re: [PHP-DEV] PHP 7: Odd behavior with exp/soap
From: martin@divbyzero.net (Martin Jansen)

On 01.02.15 17:27, Martin Jansen wrote:
> Currently I'm seeing some odd behavior with PHP 7 and SoapClient
> embedded deep into a Symfony2 application. That same code works with
> 5.x. Unfortunately I cannot yet reproduce the issue with a short script.

Please ignore that one; I ran into the problem with 5.x as well and it
turned out that the problem was in the application itself. Sorry for the
noise.

- Martin