Dear Monks,

In an earlier thread I asked how to convert a coldfusion script to a Perl script. I got a lot of help and some good pointers to resources. Now I think I have working code, but I'm not getting the result I expected, but the web server personnel say that it worked.

Is there a way to show all variables in a script and print to an external file before exiting?

There seems to be a lot of hashes and I'm wondering if the results are stored in one of them. The following code seems to be working?????? 

#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w
  use strict;
  use warnings;

  use SOAP::WSDL;
  use lib "./base_dir/";
  use MyInterfaces::EfilingWSService::EfilingWSPort;  # generated by '
+wsdl2perl.pl'

  my %data = (
             inXML => '<Envelope><Parameters><Method>Person</Method><F
+irstName>Michael%</FirstName><LastName>Smith%</LastName></Parameters>
+</Envelope>',
                   );

   my $interface = MyInterfaces::EfilingWSService::EfilingWSPort->new(
+);

   my $object = $interface->getOcscData( %data );

   open ( my $out, ">","./soap_respose" ) || die " ! open-59 File: $!"
+;
   print $out "$object\n\n";
   print $out "$interface\n\n";
   close $out;

1;
__END__

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Results in 'soap_response' after running the above script. 
<getOcscDataResponse xmlns="http://.../"><return xmlns=""></return></g
+etOcscDataResponse>

MyInterfaces::EfilingWSService::EfilingWSPort=SCALAR(0x9e4e808)

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Any ideas or suggestions appreciated.

Thank you...Ed

"Well done is better than well said." - Benjamin Franklin

In reply to SOAP::WSDL script success or not? by flexvault

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