Hi,

Below is the code snippet I am using but getting 404 not found

#!c:\perl\bin\perl.exe

use strict;
use SOAP::Lite;

my $user=shift;
my $password=shift;
my $protocol="http";
my $server="servername";
my $methodName="methodname";

my $endpoint="$protocol://$user:$password@".$server."/services/service
+name";

my $client = SOAP::Lite->uri('URI here')->proxy($endpoint);

open (ENV, ">envelop.xml") || die "Cannot open file for writing\n";
print ENV SOAP::Serializer->envelope(method=>$methodName);
close (ENV);

my $result=$client->call($methodName)->result;

print "$result\n";

if ($client->call->fault) {
    open (ERR, ">>errfile.txt") || die "Cannot open errFile for append
+ing\n";
    print ERR "Oops! We got an error: ".$client->call->faultstring."\n
+";
    print "Oops! We got an error: ".$client->call->faultstring."\n";
    close ERR;
}
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Thanks

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