I am assuming you are working on a soap client?

I'm not entirely sure what you're asking but here goes. Generally the only two things the soap object need to know before you can start making function calls are uri of the soap service and the location of the soap service

  my $soap = new SOAP::Lite
                 => uri('http://dev.crescentsun.com/soap/services')
                 => proxy('https://dev.crescentsun.com/soap/listener.c
+gi')

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I'm just learning this stuff myself as well, and found that this article (and it's part two) from Perl.com of use.

In reply to Re: soap::lite - specifying a http gateway by AidanLee
in thread soap::lite - specifying a http gateway by zakzebrowski

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