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[Asbjørn Thorsen]

n00b SOAP::Lite programmer

[Saker Ghani]

Hello,

I'm having a basic problem getting soaplite to work. I'm trying to get the examples working from the HOWTO section, and am seeing the following situation:

I have a file, hibye.cgi, copied verbatim from the HOWTO section --

#!/usr/bin/perl

use SOAP::Transport::HTTP;

SOAP::Transport::HTTP::CGI
-> dispatch_to('Demo')
-> handle;

package Demo;

sub hi {
return "hello, world";
}

sub bye {
return "goodbye, cruel world";
}

sub languages {
return ("Perl", "C", "sh");
}

And then I have a file, hibye.pl, mostly copied from the HOWTO section --

#!/usr/bin/perl

use SOAP::Lite;

print SOAP::Lite
-> uri('http://localhost/Demo')
-> proxy('http://localhost/hibye.cgi')
-> hi()
-> result;

I've simply changed the uri and proxy values (to my machine, of course).

Now, when I run invoke hibye.pl from the command line, I am getting the following error:

405 Method Not Allowed at ./hibye.pl line 7

I get the same error if I replace localhost with 127.0.0.1 also. Any idea what I'm doing wrong? Funny thing is, if I don't change the uri and proxy values to my machine, and leave the original values as they are in the HOWTO section, all is well, and I get the intended result.

Help would be greatly appreciated,
Saker

[Mike]

I have a handheld device running Windows CE that has a program for scanning vehicle data. This program was written in .NET and is a .NET client. I have a SOAP::Transport::HTTP::CGI server that it needs to communicate with. The handheld starts to send data to my server and then half way through it it stops running. I have been told that it is the command HTTP 100 Continue that is causing the problem and I need to use Protocol HTTP1.0 as a possible solution.

I am hoping someone might have come accross this before.

Mike

[pkt]

Hi
I am trying to access .Net based web service by a perl web client.
Every thing is going smoothly if the .net web service is based on the file system.
But if it is an Http based web service, a IIS deployed web service, then the my perl web client is not able to access the published methods of the web service. The error message that i get is
HTTP::Client::send_receive: HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error
More information regarding the .net web service is that
1. I have enabled Anonymous Access on the web site.
2. Execute permissions are set for both scripts and executables.
3. Read , write , directory browsing , indexing and log visits permissions are granted.

So tell me what can be the possible cause of this 500 Internal server error on IIS deployed web service.

[Pysome]

Hi All, Now, i have to use a .Net's web service to get some data.
That server provides three method ,say: getID() getNum(xxx) getName(xxx)
The "getNum" method needs a parameter xxx which is a XML format. I use the module: SOAP::Lite;

my $soap = SOAP::Lite
->uri('http://tempuri.org')
->on_action(sub{sprintf "%s/%s",@_})
->proxy('http://xxx/a.asmx');

my $result = $soap->getID(); #It works

my $str = '
《xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="yes" ?》
《node》
《nid》10《/nid》
《/node》
'; ### replace the 《 》 to
my $result = $soap->getNum($str); #It doesn't work

Why the "getNum" method can't work. Just because of the XML's parameter format ? Pls give me a hand.Thanks.