gellyfish, you are correct the document was an XSD document. Just got to
know that XSD is the predecessor to DTD.
Joost, I need to send the soap envelope through HTTPS POST to a particular
URL, for this alone I can use
LWP::UserAgent but what about receiving part...
For my script to receive shouldn't it be in daemon mode..?
The basic idea is simple i) to generate an SOAP XML message and post it to a URL, and get the response object
ii) To receive the SOAP XML message , parse it and give out a
response object.
Correct me if I'm wrong anywhere.
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