in reply to SOAP suds

“Well, that was quick!”   :-(

After downloading the development version and trying to use wsdl2perl.pl, the script immediately died with:
XML Schema element <enumeration> is not implemented yet

The script produced no output at all.

So I seem to be pretty much “dead in the water” on this one. I can only hope that Martin Kutter won't release the new version with this crucial-to-me omission:   “it's not finished yet...”

It seems that, without it, I cannot practically use Perl to access this service. If there is a practical way to issue the necessary Perl calls without this, I can't see my way clear to find it. Furthermore, I must conclude that it the schema-parser omits this feature, it won't work properly even if (as it seemed to be...) wsdlinit() “completed without error.”

As far as I can tell, to get this job done I'm going to have to bludgeon XML-strings and pick the information that I need to get out of it. In other words, “brute force.” How very disappointing to be forced to use a cudgel when a delicate key should have worked.

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Re^2: SOAP suds ... well THAT was quick...
by Anonymous Monk on Feb 22, 2008 at 22:52 UTC
    The problem isn't a Perl problem. First, Baker & Taylor requires that you open an account, then they will give you a username and password. Your script won't work without them. Second, you'll need an account to access the documentation on the allowed methods. Have you checked the documentation? Third, post some code...good luck!