I think the reply in SOAP::Lite or MIME::Entity generate invalid HTTP line endings pointing out that MIME::Entity uses hardcoded \n in various places and has old bugs pertaining to newlines, the simplest approach would be to clone MIME::Entity and replace all \n by \r\n (hardcoded) in its source code.

The less intrusive and far more hacky solution is to post-process the output of MIME::Entity yourself:

open my $output_fh, '>', \my $mime_body
    or die "In-memory handles are not supported by your version of Per
+l.";
$mime->print( $output_fh );
close $output_fh;
$mime_body =~ s!\n!\r\n!g;
# use $mime_body as the string wherever you would use it with SOAP::Pa
+ckager
# I don't know if the following is valid, using a raw string as a MIME
+ part:
$soap->parts( [$mime_body] );

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Maybe you need to mock up a MIME::Entity::NewlineFixed instead which implements just enough of the MIME::Entity interface to make SOAP::Packager happy, but I don't know which parts SOAP::Packager uses.

In reply to Re: Again on SOAP::Lite, MIME::Entity and SOAP::Packager by Corion
in thread Again on SOAP::Lite, MIME::Entity and SOAP::Packager by ray.rick.mini

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