I have a script using XML::Compile (SOAP/WSDL 1.1) that is working fairly well. My only problem is, the connection is based on the SOAP address in the WSDL. I need the flexibility to change between different test servers. I've tried the following (amongst other things) to change the server without success:

my $call = $wsdl->compileClient
(
    operation=>'ServiceRequest',
    transport=>XML::Compile::Transport::SOAPHTTP->new
    (
        address=>'http://new.server.name:18082/ServiceRequest'
    ),
);

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Overriding the value here generates a 404 Not Found.

In reply to XML::Compile Changing Server Endpoint by jdudleyh

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