Im trying to create a SOAP::Lite client using SOAP::Lite. However i cant seem to get the syntax correctly. I need to create a server connection dynamically so I have to construct the proxy and uri parameters with an inpute variable. However, when i do that it either doesnt accept my variable or im getting a '' host INET error. 

my $uri = "tcp://$server/ENG/AddressManagement/NameServerManagement";
    my $proxy = 'tcp://rheise-linux:82';
   
    my $result;
    eval {
    use SOAP::Lite +autodispatch =>
      uri => $uri, 
        proxy => 'tcp://rheise-linux:82', 
          on_fault => sub { my( $soap, $res ) = @_;
                confess (ref $res ? $res->faultstring : ($soap->transp
+ort->status, "\n"));
                };

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When I substitute proxy => with proxy => $proxy I get the error message: proxy: transport protocol not specified

Anybody work with SOAP::Lite and passing in dynamic parameters verse strings?

thanks

2006-11-11 Retitled by g0n, as per Monastery guidelines
Original title: 'SOAP::Lite'

In reply to Problems creating a SOAP::Lite client by robert.heise

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