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Is the server side perl? If so, is the client sending the XML stream correctly (POST/PUT with correct MIME type)? Is the server side using CGI or some other module? Lots of examples only deal with the form processing of CGI. If you're using CGI.pm, you want to look at the sections on POSTDATA and PUTDATA. It may be helpful to post your stub programs if they're fairly small.

-derby

In reply to Re: Getting XML to text by derby
in thread Getting XML to text by chuck882

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