Firstly, the response you are getting from the server is coming from a caching proxy and not from the SOAP server - this is possibly because you are using an incorrect URL or there is some other network issue: are you able to contact the URL http://psdappweb1.csa.scot.nhs.uk:7782/PRS/PRSRegistration from a web browser from the same machine as you are running the SOAP client on? Secondly it appears from the WSDL port definition that you should actually be using the URI  http://psdappweb1.csa.scot.nhs.uk:7781/PRS/PRSDataRefresh.

On closer inspection it would appear that there is something wrong with the WSDL file anyway - using the MS WSDL tool I get: 

Error: Unable to import binding 'PRSReceiveMessageInterfaceBinding' fr
+om namespace 'http://com.nandb.pharmacy.ws/PRSReceiveMessageInterface
+.wsdl'.
  - Unable to import operation 'ReceiveMessage'.
  - The element 'http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema:any' is missing.

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This does not preclude the web service from working but does make it difficult to verify it and/or autogenerate client proxy code.

/J\

In reply to Re: SOAP::LITE Gateway Timeout by gellyfish
in thread SOAP::LITE Gateway Timeout by Anonymous Monk

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