Hi All.
I was attempting to do a dynamic soap call, eg. 
my $uri = "http://127.0.0.1/cgi-bin/server.pl";
my $proxy = "http://127.0.0.1/myfn";
my $soapresponse = SOAP::Lite uri->'$uri' proxy->'$proxy' -> go($doThi
+s) ->result;

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but I get the response unable to determine protocol.

Also, is there a way that I could create just one soap object and keep requesting from it, eg: 
$soapobject = SOAP::lite (some server, some proxy)
$soapr1 = $soapobject->fn(1);
$soapr2 = $soapobject->fn2(2);

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Thanks. This is for some recreational programming I'm working on.
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Zak

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