I am trying to allow SOAP access to a Logger class I've written, using SOAP::Lite. I've installed and configured SOAP::Lite in mod_perl. Here's my entry in an apache conf file: 
<Location /soap>
   SetHandler perl-script
   PerlHandler Apache2::SOAP
   PerlSetVar dispatch_to "OO::Logger"
</Location>

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I want to access new(), debug(), info(), warn(), and error() in an autodispatch, OO-manner. Here's my client(domain names changed to protect the innocent): 
use SOAP::Lite +autodispatch =>
        uri => 'http://super_secret.com/OO/Logger',
         proxy => 'http://super_secret.com/soap',
         on_fault  => \&handle_error;

my $logger = OO::Logger -> new("","","NO argument");

$logger -> debug("This is a debugggg...\n");

sub handle_error
{
   print "SOAP error:\n";
my($soap, $res) = @_; 
         die ref $res ? $res->faultstring : $soap->transport->status, 
+"\n";
}

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Running the client results in a SOAP error: 
 Failed to locate method (debug) in class (OO::Logger) at /usr/lib/per
+l5/site_perl/5.8.8/SOAP/Lite.pm line 2586.

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This is especially curious to me as the call to new() succeeds and Data::Dumper reveals it is in fact an initialized Logger object. Why can't it locate the rest of the class's methods?

In reply to SOAP::Lite and mod_perl by jeffthewookiee

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