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It looks ok to me. Is it working? If not, what happened? We can't try it ourselves since we can't access your server.

I've taken to running XML through the xmllint program that comes with libxml2. It has excellent error reporting and does automatic formatting. Perhaps you can use it if SOAP::Lite isn't cooperating.

More generally, may I recommend you pick up a copy of Programming Web Services with Perl. It's by the author SOAP::Lite and it will definitely help you understand SOAP better.

-sam

In reply to Re: SOAP::Lite->readable() by samtregar
in thread SOAP::Lite->readable() by dsb

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