Im writing a client in perl using SOAP::Lite.

I have run into a problem and when calling a certain method I get an error.

I have examined the XML that is being sent by my client and it looks fine but I get a faulty response. I am following this up with the vendor but right now it doesn't look like it will be solved soon.

I tried to test out the XML that was being sent by running it in soapUI and have managed to get the SOAP call working with that program.

So my situation right now is that I have a web service that wont accept my SOAP request but I also have the exact XML that I need to send but its in XML not perl.

So is there a way in SOAP::Lite (or some other module) that would allow me to send pure XML?

In reply to SOAP: sending XML directly by AlexJon

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