I've tried using SOAP::Lite with +trace => qw(all), but the client just prints my debug message "contacting server" and then sits there until the connection actually works. I can't figure out how enable debugging on the server.

you need to do tracing on the server. i prefer using a callback to send tracing info to an existing log:

package My::SOAP::Server;

BEGIN
{
  ## configure log here (i like Log::Log4perl)
}

use SOAP::Lite +trace => [ 
  all => sub{
    print $log join( "\n\t" => 'ACK!', @_ ), "\n\n"
  },
];

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by the way, i find using dispatch_from on your client reduces cross-platform migration errors. i use it now in my clients, and they work on both windows and solaris.

~Particle *accelerates*

In reply to Re: SOAP::Lite in Windows by particle
in thread SOAP::Lite in Windows by anjiro

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