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in reply to SOAP and Perl
SOAP::Lite is ... well Lite, it doesn't have the bells & whistles to provide a complete and robust framework for modern WS development.
One alternative is to build your SOAP message 'by hand' and POST them directly to the WS at the HTTP level, for instance using http://www.webinject.org/. It's workable, tho' hardly elegant.
Best regards
Allan Dystrup
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Re^2: SOAP and Perl
by ady (Deacon) on May 29, 2006 at 05:55 UTC
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update
PS: I scribbled down some notes (Windows .doc) on calling a .NET generated WS from Perl (using SOAP:Lite) some time ago, - at the very basic "Hello world" level.
Send me your email, if you'd like a copy.
Best regards,
Allan Dystrup
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Re^2: SOAP and Perl
by Anonymous Monk on May 29, 2006 at 06:15 UTC
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Actually the stub maker is a quite decent job if SOAP::Lite works. It made you really feel that you are calling the remote service as a method call, and you don't see the XML or SOAP. But unfortunately SOAP::Lite does not work (and the code the stub maker generates is based on SOAP::Lite).
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