Can anyone help?

No, not without a live url, without a wsdl or any kind of service documentation, or without an error message / problem description , and a willing sucker :)( not me )

This is becoming extremely frustrating. I can't find examples, or if I can, they aren't completely clear to me because I'm not sure I fully understand things like "endpoint", "namespace", "uri", and "urn".

What do you understand about those keywords?

SOAP is all about vocabulary, and I've managed not to learn about it as I hate soap

See http://cookbook.soaplite.com/, SOAP endpoint, Re^3: SOAP::Lite login setup, Re: I do not understand how to write a SOAP server., An XML Overview Towards Understanding SOAP, Re^3: SOAP::Lite and custom envelopes

if it helps you great, if it doesn't too bad :)

In reply to Re: Help with SOAP::LITE by Anonymous Monk
in thread Help with SOAP::LITE by slgilley

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