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Re: RPC::XML::Client question

by mirod (Canon)
on Jan 06, 2004 at 10:45 UTC ( [id://319148]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??

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in reply to RPC::XML::Client question

I am fidling around with RPC::XML (an xml-rpc implementation for Perl) - which seemed the most usable of xml-rpc/soap thingies out there in the perl world.

Are you sure XML::RPC is easier to use than SOAP::Lite? I have little practical experience in the domain, but it looks like SOAP::Lite is quite easy to use, and soaplite.com has quite a bit of documentation, including a cookbook.

For both SOAP::Lite and XML::RPC you could read Programming Web Services with Perl, and have a look at the companion website.

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