Hi sundialsvc4,

server script -> hibye.cgi 

#!perl -w
  use SOAP::Transport::HTTP;
  SOAP::Transport::HTTP::CGI      
    -> dispatch_to('Demo')        
    -> handle;
  package Demo;
  sub hi {                        
    return "hello, world";        
  }
  sub bye {                       
    return "goodbye, cruel world";
  }
  sub languages {                 
    return ("Perl", "C", "sh");   
  }

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The above sample code is from "http://guide.soaplite.com/#autodispatching"

Correct me if I'm wrong:

If client call server->hibye.cgi->sub hi

hibye.cgi will go to package Demo->sub hi and return "hello, world"

So, my questions are:

If there is a wsdl, can I still use the above code?

and

the above sample code, the dispatch_to is "hard coded", can I do dynamic?

Please advise. Thanks.

In reply to Re^4: How to create soap server script? by Boring
in thread How to create soap server script? by Boring

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