Hello Monks,
I have a SOAP::Lite call that works well when using SOAP::Lite from CPAN and does not work when running the same code using a Red Hat Box. With the exception of the SOAP::Lite module the perl setups are identical. Below is the SOAP CALL:
use SOAP::Lite +trace; 
my $s = SOAP::Lite
-> uri('http://myURL')
-> proxy('https://myURL/myService.asmx')
-> on_action(sub{sprintf 'http://myURL/%s', $_[1] });

my $var = SOAP::Data->new(name => 'id', value => "123", type =>'xsi:st
+ring');

my $SoapCall = $s->Method($var);

my $result = $SoapCall->result;

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The error I receive is below: 
Server was unable to process request. --> Object reference not set 
+to an instance of an object.

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I am trying to find the version of the modules but the methods I found did not work. Perl -MMODULE -e 'Print SOAP::Lite' gives me - Can't locate MODULE.pm. The script instmodsh gives a syntax error on both boxes.

Lastly, I do not know if it matters or not, but the service I am trying to call is .NET

Any help or suggestions you might have would be greatly appreciated.

- Mark

In reply to SOAP Lite Object reference Error by Hammy

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