Hi! I have used the stubmaker.pl to generate a stub for connecting to a webservice. This have given me a method looking like this: 
...
CreateOrder => {
    endpoint => '...',
    soapaction => '...',
    namespace => '...',
    parameters => [
      SOAP::Data->new(name => 'InputOrderItem', type => 'tns:Order', a
+ttr => {}),
    ], # end parameters
  }, # end CreateOrder
...

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As you can see, it wants one single argument, but it wants it as an "object" (which I guess is a nested xml structure) that consists of parameters of different kind.

Furthermore, one of the parameters itself is an object (an orderLine-object consisting of - you guessed it - orderlines)

I know that the stubmaker doesn't always give the "right answer" (depending on the wsdl), but it would be neat if I could use my generated code as a foundation for the rest of my app. Do you have any ideas on this?

In reply to Passing an object to SOAP method by DreamT

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