in reply to SOAP: Escaping whole body

Can you point me to the right direction on this.

No. What module are you using?

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Re^2: SOAP: Escaping whole body
by estoque (Novice) on Jan 21, 2016 at 09:20 UTC
    I am using SOAP::Lite
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      So, what call generated that xml thats not quite what you're after (show some code)?
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        Here's the code snippet on generation of the XML 
        #construct of soap data parameters
my @reqresponse = SOAP::Data->name('RequestTroubleReportCreationRespon
+se' => \@param)->prefix("tML-TA")->attr({'xmlns:tML-TA'=>'http://www.
+ansi.org/tML/TA/tML-TA','xmlns:tML-TABase'=>'http://www.ansi.org/tML/
+TA/tML-TABase'});
my $soap_client = SOAP::Lite
    -> ns('http://eBonding/taservice/callback','tns1')
    -> autotype(0)
    -> proxy('https://url')
    -> receive($plainres, $security->value(\$userToken));
#$userToken is for security

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        which will generate an XML like this: 
        <SOAP-ENV:Body>
<tns1:receive xmlns:tns1="http://eBonding/taservice/callback"><?xml ve
+rsion="1.0"?>
<tML-TA:RequestTroubleReportCreationResponse xmlns:tML-TA="http://www.
+ansi.org/tML/TA/tML-TA" xmlns:tML-TABase="http://www.ansi.org/tML/TA/
+tML-TABase">
</tML-TA:RequestTroubleReportCreationResponse></tns1:receive>

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        As you can see on my first post about the 'Needed Body' I need all data inside tns1:receive to be html-safe, angled brackets replaced with & l t ; or & g t ;
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