I am trying to compose a request using SOAP::Lite to a method which takes one param only. I would like the payload to look like this 
<S:Body>
<getAllLocalGroups xmlns="http://www.xxx.com">1</getAllLocalGroups>
</S:Body>

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I have simplified this request, but sufice to say that getAllLocalGroups() method is supposed to take an unsignedShort. The WSDL defines the request as 
<xs:element name="getAllLocalGroups" type="xs:unsignedShort"/>

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And the style is literal/document-wrapped. Currently, my unit test client is generating a payload like 
  <soap:Body>
    <ns0:getAllLocalGroups xmlns:ns0="http://www.bluearc.com/BAService
+/LocalGroupProvider">
      <ns0:evsId xsi:type="xsd:unsignedShort">1</ns0:evsId>
    </ns0:getAllLocalGroups>
  </soap:Body>

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Note how evsId is a nested element under getAllLocalGroups(). But can I somehow force SOAP::Lite to compose the request the way I want it, i.e use the methodName and place value of evsId in methodName element. Thanks Medi

In reply to SOAP::Lite method with one param by montaseri

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