Hi Monks, i'm Eugenio from Argentina and i'm using the SOAP::WSDL 2.0 library to provide web services. I have generated the soap modules without problems with wsdl2perl.pl. In the .cgi that i'm using as server, i have defined one function and i'd like it to throw an exception. So the question is: What module(s) should i use to throw a soap exception, so it can be caught from another application. 
# server.cgi 
use My::SOAP::Server::Foo::FooSoap; 
my $server = My::SOAP::Server::Foo::FooSoap->new({ 
    dispatch_to => 'main', 
    transport_class => 'SOAP::WSDL::Server::CGI', # optional, default 
    }); $server->handle(); 
sub register_user { 
    my ($self, $body, $header) = @_; 
    if ( not $foo ) { 
        #throw exception here 
    }
    return Educativa::SOAP::Elements::registrar_usuario_response->new(
+{
    usuario => 'Ok' #string 
}); 
    
}

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In reply to What module(s) should i use to throw a SOAP exception in my server by eugenio63

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