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Hi,

thanks for all the help. I definitely will do a refresher of perlsub/perldata.
I built your suggestions into my code.

File data_sync_tool.pm:

while($sth->fetch()) {
        # zusatz scheint NULL zu sein...
        if(!defined($zusatz)) {
            $zusatz = "";
        }
        
        print("$id => $plz => $stadt => $kurzname => $zusatz => $statu
+s => $typ\n");
        
        # Hash zusammenbasteln
        my %hash;
        
        $hash{"kurzname"} = $kurzname;
        $hash{"plz"} = $plz;
        $hash{"stadt"} = $stadt;
        $hash{"status"} = $status;
        $hash{"typ"} = $typ;
        $hash{"zusatz"} = $zusatz;
        
        push(@ary,\%hash);
    }
    
    $sth->finish();
    
    # evtl. Fehlerbehandlung
    my $laenge = @ary;
    
    if($laenge > 0) {
        eval {
            print("DataSyncTool: @ary\n");
            $dss->updatePLZInformationen(\@ary);    # $dss = instance 
+of data_service.pm
        };
        
        if($@) {
            # Fehler ausgeben
            chop($@);

            if($debug == 1) { &debug_out("updatePLZInformationen => FE
+HLER:\n$@\n") }; 
            $err_txt .= "updatePLZInformationen => FEHLER:\n$@\n";
        }
    }
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File data_service.pm:

sub updatePLZInformationen() {
    # überträgt geänderte PLZ-Daten
    my $data = shift;
    print("Yeehah: $data\n");
    my $plz = SOAP::Lite
    -> service('file:/home/orca/oracle/DataSyncTool/config/SKADataServ
+ice.wsdl');

    $plz->updatePLZInformationen(
        SOAP::Data->type("xsd:string")->name("clientid" => "ska")->val
+ue,
        SOAP::Data->type("xsd:string")->name("securitytoken" => "ska")
+->value,
        SOAP::Data->type("tns2:PLZInfo")->name("plzinfos")->value(
            \SOAP::Data->value(
                &format_plz_infos($data)
            )
        )    
    );
}
# --------------------------------------------------------------------
+---------------------------- #
sub format_plz_infos() {
    # formatiert den komplexen Typ "plzinfo"
    my $plz = shift;
    my @plz_info;
    print("Yeehah: $plz\n");
    foreach(@$plz) {
        my $hash = $_;
        
        push(@plz_info,SOAP::Data->name("kurzname")->value($hash->{"ku
+rzname"})->type("xsd:string"));
        push(@plz_info,SOAP::Data->name("plz")->value($hash->{"plz"})-
+>type("xsd:string"));
        push(@plz_info,SOAP::Data->name("stadt")->value($hash->{"stadt
+"})->type("xsd:string"));
        push(@plz_info,SOAP::Data->name("status")->value($hash->{"stat
+us"})->type("xsd:string"));
        push(@plz_info,SOAP::Data->name("typ")->value($hash->{"typ"})-
+>type("xsd:string"));
        push(@plz_info,SOAP::Data->name("zusatz")->value($hash->{"zusa
+tz"})->type("xsd:string"));
    }
    return(@plz_info);

}
# --------------------------------------------------------------------
+---------------------------- #
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And here's the output:

test@testmachine:~/test/DataSyncTool> ./data_sync_tool.pl
16:12:2008 09:14:13, DEBUG: Programm gestartet...
16:12:2008 09:14:13, DEBUG: updatePLZInformationen => Data of plz tabl
+e:
1 => 01001 => Dresden => Dresden =>  => 1 => 3
2 => 01002 => Dresden => Dresden =>  => 1 => 3
3 => 01003 => Dresden => Dresden =>  => 1 => 3
4 => 01004 => Dresden => Dresden =>  => 1 => 3
DataSyncTool: HASH(0x86d81f8) HASH(0x8740d38) HASH(0x88058c0) HASH(0x8
+805920)
Yeehah: DatenService=HASH(0x8743344)
Yeehah: DatenService=HASH(0x8743344)
16:12:2008 09:14:13, DEBUG: updatePLZInformationen => FEHLER:
Not an ARRAY reference at data_service.pm line 161.

16:12:2008 09:14:13, DEBUG: updatePLZInformationen => Fertig.
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The error message is in the subroutine format_plz_infos():

foreach(@$plz) {
...
}
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I'm no perl specialist, unfortunately, and I surely have a lack of basics, but I really need some advice to get this client working... :-/

Thanks in advance,

Thion

In reply to Re^6: Problems with SOAP::Lite client by thion
in thread Problems with SOAP::Lite client by thion

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