Sorry for the delay, it would appear we're in distant timezones.

Hmmm, when I initially did this long ago, I had to sub-class SOAP::Transport::HTTP::Daemon but I see that is no longer necessary.

Starting with the HTTP::Daemon server transport example from the SOAP::Lite guide, just pass the normal SSL options (defined in IO::Socket::SSL docs) to the new() call on SOAP::Transport::HTTP::Daemon.

If you don't need peer authentication, the following should work:

 ->new(
    LocalPort    => 443,
    SSL_server   => 1
 )
 ->dispatch_to(...)

[download]

IO::Socket::SSL seems to default the remaining options correctly inside HTTP::Daemon.

If you do need peer authentication, start reading about the options (and use of OpenSSL in general) in the docs for IO::Socket::SSL and Net::SSLeay.

If you want any more control over how each request is handled (before being passed to SOAP::Lite), you'll need to sub-class SOAP::Transport::HTTP::Daemon... there are a variety of other benefits to doing so.

-David.

In reply to Re^5: Soap::lite - https ? by erroneousBollock
in thread Soap::lite - https ? by ethrbunny

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