Is this the error in the SOAP::Lite module or I am using it the wrong way.

Yeah, 1.5GB seems like there might be a problem ... but not where, I doubt its within SOAP::Lite

perl -Mojo -e " b( shift )->slurp->b64_encode->say; int <>; " 49_678_352_bytesfile > 65M-b64ed

This takes about ~130mb on my machine, and around 20mb of that is perl -Mojo itself alone

I can't imagine SOAP::Lite tacking eleven times that amount, maybe one or three temporarily, but not eleven

Without mojo, with File::Slurp+SOAP::Lite, to slurp this 65M b64ed file takes about 74mb, 1500mb/74mb = 20 so still nowhere in the ballpark

I don't feel like looking into it past this; You can try 

    $soap->serializer()->envelope(
        method => 'DoThis', 
        $param
    ),

[download]
to see how much memory it takes to compose that request you're using -- shouldn't be 1.5 GB

I imagine it is the response that you're getting (your program is getting) to that request is an xml bomb ... or something else entirely

Also, what is a better way to make a SOAP call with large data

I imagine maybe https://metacpan.org/module/SOAP::Lite#ATTACHMENTS,

or even XML::Compile::XOP

but if your server doesn't accept that :)

Good luck

In reply to Re: Sending large file contents in SOAP call using SOAP::Lite by Anonymous Monk
in thread Sending large file contents in SOAP call using SOAP::Lite by Anonymous Monk

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