Hi Monks,

I have a question on making web services call and getting the result. I have a server where the web services are hosted and I am using XML-RPC to make the call. I have gone through the article "Creating Web Services with XML-RPC" http://use.perl.org/article.pl?sid=01/02/05/1438258 and doing accordingly. Below is my code sample but it's not returing any result.

#!/bin/perl

use strict;
use Frontier::Client;

my $rps = Frontier::Client->new('url' => 'http://servername/services/D
+MIService?wsdl');

print "Calling ServerID()\n";

my $suuid=$rps->call("ServerID");

print "\n=-----------------=\n";
print "Server ID is $suuid\n";
print "\ndone\n";

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It should return me the server ID but not getting any result. Could you please help me on these. Thanks.

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