Re: Using Net::SSLeay and Soap

Life is almost good that solved my problem with pushing the certificate, but I have one more problem - I am getting an error returned from their service that says

Server did not recognize the value of HTTP Header SOAPAction: http://d
+i.wellmed.com/SoapService#PerformUpdate.
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the person owning the service says they are expecting

http://di.wellmed.com/SoapService/PerformUpdate
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The problem here is Soap Lite attaches the call to the method to the end of the URI with the '#' sign. How do I override that? Any ideas. I tried just putting in soapAction and putting in the actual .../PerformUpdate, but it told me it does not recognize PerformUpdate and may be forgot to load SOAP::SOM? Any ideas. Thanks again for the first part!

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Re^2: Using Net::SSLeay and Soap by bpphillips (Friar) on Sep 16, 2004 at 20:04 UTC
I'm not sure if this will fix it or not but I think you need to specify an "on_action" property. This can either go in your `use SOAP::Lite` statement like: `use SOAP::Lite on_action => sub{join '', @_};` [download] or I think you can also do it in your call like: `my $soap = SOAP::Lite->new(%options)->uri($uri)->proxy($server)->on_ac +tion(sub{join ' ', @_});` [download] You'll have to try it out and see whether you need to put the '/' on the end of the proxy address to get it to look right. The perldoc for SOAP::Lite talks a bit about communicating with .Net (look at "To use SOAP::Lite client and .NET server") which I'm guessing is applicable to you. HTH --b	[reply] [d/l] [select]
Re^3: Using Net::SSLeay and Soap by Hammy (Scribe) on Sep 16, 2004 at 20:18 UTC
Is Love too strong a term here! Our processes still do not work, but I am getting an XML document back from them that indicates an exception error in their service. The error at least indicates that the connection is made and the certificate is recognized. Thank You - Thank You	[reply]