Hi Monks,

I am facing a problem with web services call. I am using SOAP::lite to achive this. I am parsing the parameter file and and putting it into a hash (actually hash of array. It already has few key=>value and then assigning an array to it like @{$invoke{params}}=@params;).

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When calling SOAP::Serializer->envelope it's working fine. I am writing envelope to a file as print ENV SOAP::Serializer->envelope(method=>$methodName, @{$invoke{params}}); but after thet when I am invoking the method with "call" function as $result=$client->call($methodName => @{$invoke{params}})->result; where $client has the object for soap::.lite ... I am getting an error "404 not found".

I did investigated bit and found that, @{$invoke{params}} is giving number of parameters (like 5) instead giving the 5 parameters.

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Is there anything I am doing wrong? Please help me to solve this. Thanks

In reply to Problem SOAP-Lite by Anonymous Monk

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