I don't think it was any more steep than SOAP::Lite (in fact probably easier), but...

Some of the problem came from looking at some example requests and responses, not seeing some of the elements in the wsdl, wading through all the docs, figuring out which libraries in the XML::Compile::SOAP distribution to use, and figuring out that I needed in addition to XML::Compile::SOAP11:

XML::Compile::SOAP::WSA
XML::Compile::SOAP::WSS
Data::UUID (for a bit in *::SOAP::WSA)</p>

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And figuring out which objects get plugged into which elements of which methods of the other objects. You may or may not need WSA and WSS, but if you do , it was kind of a pain to get working. I can post an outline of what I did. But once it did work, it was like magic, returning nice data structures of results.

In reply to Re^4: Problem with SOAP::Lite module by runrig
in thread Problem with SOAP::Lite module by oldwarrior32

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