Hello all,

The WSDL that I use was enhanced with security. (We're the lowest test environment, so it was inevitable). I had my WSDL connector working like a charm before the "enhancement", but now I am at a loss on how to pass the userID and password via a HTTP header. Here is my code thus far: 

#!/usr/bin/perl
#############################
# Written By: Frank Friedman
# Email: frank.e.friedman@jpmchase.com
# Date: Aug. 15, 2012
# Summary:
#############################
use Data::Dumper;
use SOAP::Lite +trace => 'debug';
#use SOAP::Lite;
#use JPMC::PIDM;
#use Getopt::Std;
#use File::Spec;
#use Log::Log4perl qw(get_logger :no_extra_logdie_message);
use jpmc_wsdl;


#my $proxy = 'http://TEST:testing@myid-dev.company.net/rjam-request-se
+rvice/svc/RequestService/3?wsdl';
my $proxy = 'http://myid-dev.company.net/rjam-request-service/svc/Requ
+estService/3?wsdl';
my $xmlns = "http://myid.company.net/request/service/3";
my $provider = "homeFolderWin";
my $maxLockedTimes=200;
my $startingRecord = "1";
my $recordsToRetrieve = "1";

## Local variables
my $action = "setBestMatch";
my $state = "PLACED";
my $recordCount=0;

my $response = fetchandlock({
    proxy => $proxy,
    xmlns => $xmlns,
    first => $startingRecord,
    max  => $recordsToRetrieve,
    action => $action,
    state => $state,
});


if($response->fault) {
    $tmp_string = $response->faultstring();
    exit;
}


#===============================
# Password = test = VEVTVElORzp0ZXN0
# userID = TESTING
sub fetchandlock {

    my $zID="TEST";
    my $zPW="VEVTVElORzp2ZXN0"; #base 64 encoding

    my ($args) = @_;
    # IIS web services expect / as a separator for uri and method.
    my $lite = SOAP::Lite->new()->on_action(sub { join '/', @_ } )
        ->proxy($args->{proxy});
    my $response = $lite->call(
     SOAP::Data->name('fetchAndLock')
    ->attr({ 'xmlns', $args->{xmlns}}),
    SOAP::Data->name("first")->value($args->{first}),
    SOAP::Data->name("max")->value($args->{max}),
    SOAP::Data->name("action")->value($args->{action}),
    SOAP::Data->name("state")->value($args->{state}),
     );
    return $response;
}

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I can easily connect to the WSDL if I put the userID and password in the proxy (note the commented out "proxy" line near the top).

any insight on how to do it via a SOAP call? I know it goes in my "fetchandLock" subroutine, but where and how do I code it?

any help/insight/suggestions/etc... would be greatly appreciated.

Frank

In reply to soap::lite and authorization by fritz1968

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