I am connecting to a .net web service. I used wsdl2perl.pl to get set up and make the request. The response is what I'm having trouble with. There is a header in there, and my code doesn't know what to do with it.
Here is the error:
Error deserializing message: Cannot resolve HCallingInfo via MyTypemaps::SecondaryRequest at lib/MyTypemaps/SecondaryRequest.pm

Here is the response header:
<soap:Header>
<HCallingInfo xmlns="http://service.com/webservices/">
<MessageID>6686</MessageID>
</HCallingInfo>
<HResponseStatus xmlns="http://service.com/webservices/">
<ResponseCode>101</ResponseCode>
</HResponseStatus>
</soap:Header>


I was thinking of editing MyTypemaps/SecondaryRequest.pm and adding types for the above, but I'm not sure if that will help, since the SecondaryRequest.pm typemaps pertain to the messages body.
How can I get past this error?
Thanks.... Butchie

In reply to soap::wsdl and headers by butchie3980

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