As a side-note, I would add that the SOAP::Lite implementation of the SOAP interface is very slow - There was recently a journal entry on http://use.perl.org that linked through to a very comprehensive comparison of SOAP interfaces between different languages and platforms. Despite its ease in use, SOAP::Lite fared very poorly in these tests with great latency in response and throughput time.

I just wish I could find the link or journal entry so that I could link to it from here ... :-(

Update (2004-03-11) - Found the link - http://www.caip.rutgers.edu/TASSL/Papers/p2p-p2pws02-soap.pdf

 

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