Hi all, Currently I am trying to create a tiny bit of code, To connect to a WSDL Service, The problem is I have tried everything from SOAP::Lite to SOAP::WSDL without being able to get it to work correctly, The only thing I have been able to do is get it to return a list of methods I can use, and then when I sent the correct method incorrect envelope,

If anyone could take a look at the WSDL and tell me why its so abnormal (I have been able to connect to other WSDL's fine) and maybe show me the best, and smallest way to connect to it I would be over the moon!

The URL for the WSDL Is
https://gsxws2.apple.com/wsdl/emeaAsp/gsx-emeaAsp.wsdl

(Please note all requests require a session ID that is returned via Authenticate, If you can get it to just burp back with invalid username/password/service number that will be perfect)

Thank you!

In reply to Unable to get SOAP::Lite working with WSDL by DatenThielt

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