Connect failed: connect: Connection timed out; Connection timed out at /opt/xxxxxx/perl5/lib/perl5/SOAP/WSDL/XXXX/Base.pm line 73

I don't know about SOAP::WSDL, but to me that pretty clearly sounds like a network issue first, which I would start debugging as such. Try connecting to the target host without Perl, and if that works, use Wireshark to compare the two connection attempts to see what's going wrong. And since from the code you showed it appears that the error is happening when parsing XML, perhaps the parser is trying to follow a directive to some URL that it can't reach, so you should check on that as well.

In reply to Re: Unable to create Perl classes from WSDL URL using wsdl2perl by haukex
in thread Unable to create Perl classes from WSDL URL using wsdl2perl by reubenkoshy

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