I am a newbie to Perl programming. In order to learn accessing a soap service, I tried to create a soap client that can connect to webservicex in which I was successful to use the web service. Now, I migrated my code to connect to my company's soap service but I encountered a problem. "The error says that their were no port_type and no operation as well." See code snippet below. 
#!/usr/bin/perl

use 5.018;
use strict;
use warnings;

use Data::Dumper qw{Dumper};
use XML::Compile::SOAP11;
use XML::Compile::SOAP12;
use XML::Compile::WSDL11;

my $WsdlUrl;
my $WsdlXml;
my $SoapSrvc;
my (%SoapOps);

$WsdlUrl = "http://maxcavmes04/CamstarExternal/camstar.svc";
$WsdlXml = XML::LibXML->new->parse_file($WsdlUrl);
$SoapSrvc = XML::Compile::WSDL11->new($WsdlXml);

print Dumper(\$SoapSrvc);

foreach my $SoapOp ($SoapSrvc->operations())
{
    # XML::Compile::SOAP 2.x
    if ($XML::Compile::SOAP::VERSION > 1.99)
    {
        $SoapOps{$SoapOp->name} 
            = $SoapSrvc->compileClient(operation => $SoapOp->name,
                                       port => SOAP_PORT_TYPE);
    }
    else  # XML::Compile::SOAP 0.7x
    {
        $SoapOps{$SoapOp->{operation}} 
            =  $SoapSrvc->compileClient(operation => $SoapOp->{operati
+on},
                                        port => SOAP_PORT_TYPE);
    }
}

print "\n\n";
exit(0);

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Investigating it further why it won't work, I use a 3rd party software called .NET WebService Studio. I realize from the returned of the WebService Studio that my company's Soap service uses two WSDL file through WSDL:Import. I would like to ask from this community of how I can modify my program in order to have access to company's soap service using WSDL11. I have also attached the dumped data of the soap service connection as reference through print Dumper(\$SoapSrvc) statement.

In reply to Perl WSDL11 Can't Make it to Work on WSDL with XML import by rrb011270

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