pazt has asked for the wisdom of the Perl Monks concerning the following question:

Hi Monks,

I am rookie about web service. I did some successful test in this examples: http://guide.soaplite.com/

However, all examples in http://guide.soaplite.com/ only teach exercises like "hi" or "bye" and "hello" as response.

And I would like to learn how could I do to my cgi web server can receive a xml structure like this below:
<EventMessage xmlns="http://localhost/Demo"> <CustomerEvents> <createdDateTime>?</createdDateTime> <Customer> <Names> <name>?</name> </Names> </Customer> </CustomerEvents> </EventMessage>
Thanks for help

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Re: CGI listener SOAP webserver
by Anonymous Monk on May 03, 2016 at 05:22 UTC
      Thanks for the answer. I read the recommended links, but my doubt persists yet.
      Is possible my "CGI server" listen and process anything?

      In all examples, the request by client need a KEY to my server process the request. I mean... I need a function/sub in my .pm file containing the exactly name of request's body.

      Is possible the server process any request? Like my xml on my first post

      Is it possible? Thanks.

        Now I'm confused, I have no idea what you're asking

        If you're willing to post some code (like this ) I'll take a stab at it, answer specific questions, or help you make specific changes, but starting from zero is too much for me