Dear Monks,
I'm writing a little Web Service in Perl, and I'm using Pod::WSDL to achieve it. All appears to be right when I call it from the browser, it shows the WSDL code and it seems to be fine. But now I'm using the Web Services Explorer from Eclipse to call it and it looks perfect until I try to use a method, in any case I get:
IWAB0135E An unexpected error has occurred.
301
Moved Permanently
This is the code of my Web Service:
WebserviceFunctions.pm
package WebserviceFunctions;
=begin WSDL
_DOC Hello return a String saying hello
_IN name $string the name of the user to salute
_RETURN $string Returns a string Hello, name
=end WSDL
sub Hello {
my $name = shift;
my $return = "Hello, $name";
return $return;
}
=begin WSDL
_DOC Goodbye return a String saying goodbye
_IN name $string the name of the user to dismiss
_RETURN $string Returns a string Goodbye, name
=end WSDL
sub Goodbye {
my $name = shift;
my $return = "Goodbye, $name";
return $return;
}
1;
webservice.cgi
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use Pod::WSDL;
use CGI;
use strict;
use warnings;
print CGI->header('text/xml');
my $pod = new Pod::WSDL(source=> './WebserviceFunctions.pm',
location=>'http://192.168.11.73/cgi-bin/webser
+vice',
pretty=>1,
withDocumentation=>1);
$pod->addNamespace('http://192.168.11.73/cgi-bin/webservice/','Webserv
+iceFunctions');
print $pod->WSDL;
To call the webservice I point to
http://192.168.11.73/cgi-bin/webservice/webservice.cgi.
I hope you can help me to find out why I get this 301 error, Thank You!
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