Hi,
I am trying to access a .Net Webservice using perl, i have the respective WSDL file saved locally.
here is the code 
use strict;

use SOAP::Lite +trace => 'all';

 

my ($req,$res,$FromCurrency,$ToCurrency,%hash,$method);

 

 

 

$FromCurrency= SOAP::Data->name(FromCurrency=>'USD')->uri('http://www.
+webserviceX.NET/');

$ToCurrency = SOAP::Data->name(ToCurrency=>'INR')->uri('http://www.web
+serviceX.NET/');

$res =  SOAP::Lite->service('file:./CurrencyConvertor.wsdl')->Conversi
+onRate($FromCurrency,$ToCurrency);


if ($res->fault) {

    

    print $res->faultstring();

}

else {

    

    print $res->result;

}

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Observed that namespace attribute for the service method is not set in the request (xmlns attribute).
could some one tell me how to set the attribute for the method being called.
Thanks,
Siva.

In reply to How to set an "xmlns" attribute for a method while calling it using a wsdl file which is stored locally? by sugarboy

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