Thanks for your speedy reply. It so happens that MIME module in perl does not send CRLF as boundary delimiters, which apache axis parser is expecting. Perl ...
Hi, I have an apache axis server and a soaplite client and I want to pass complex types back and forth. My client can send the complex types fine, but can not...
Hello all, I have a java SOAP Client using Apache SOAP, which is talking to a SOAP CGI Service (Using SOAP Lite). I am successfully able to pass an array from...
Hi Abbas, ... return ["Should", "Work"]; instead of return $var; should work for you ;). You don't need to specify type 'Array'. Best wishes, Paul. ... ...
... available in the main namespace. ... perl-script handler. ... client rewrite their calls? I'd rather not ask the client to rewrite ... I don't see a reply...
... You should be able to do that using dispatch_with method: my $daemon = XMLRPC::Transport::HTTP::Daemon -> dispatch_to('Foo') -> dispatch_with({undef,...
I have an application which uses SOAP::Lite on Perl to call function on a remote server (HTTPS protocol via WSDL file). The application is running fine and the...
I'm not sure if this is your problem but there *was* a bug with soaplite calling 'close' instead of 'shutdown' on the HTTP object, perhaps you need to update...
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I'm getting an "Unexpected Content-Type 'text/html' returned" whenever I try to run a client that communicates with a server using SOAP::Lite. I can't figure ...
Hmm, is this client side or server side? HTTP::Request is just a message-creating package (It actually formats the request into a proper HTTP-style request,...
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Hi Haitham, This error means that instead of correct text/xml content-type server returns text/html. Even though some old implementations return valid SOAP...
Hello All, Now that Paul kindly helped me out with returning single Array from a SOAP Lite server to Apache SOAP Client, I am having problems with returning...
Problem: my SOAPLite client works perfectly with my SOAPLite server. Now someone wants to use a Java client to access my SOAPLite server. What should the XML...
In your Soap Lite client, 'use SOAP::Lite +trace;' should do the trick for letting you see the client-side XML. (If that doesn't get you what you need, there's...
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soap gurus: I am having a weird problem. When I am accessing this wsdl service from command line (perl script), it works fine. But when the same script is...
Hi, As my experience, this kind of problems are most often caused by the first sentense(shebang). Make sure it exactly indicates where perl is. In your case,...
now i ran the same cgi script where there was no proxy in between. And it worked fine. Looks like the script is unable to use the proxy settings specified in...
... [...] ... type, ... Trying to find a solution on my own, what do you think about theese: $self->{SubmitTime} = SOAP::Data ->attr({'xmlns:DateTimeNameSpace'...
... [...] ... Sorry: this last solution does NOT work: the message is correect, but cannot be properly deserialized (isn't dateTime defined in 1999 schema?). ...
Hi Kedar, ... I believe it's HTTP_proxy (as well as HTTP_proxy_user and HTTP_proxy_pass). Env. variables are case sensitive in this case. Hope it helps. Best...
Hi Xc, ... No wonder ;). dateTime doesn't exist in 1999 Schema, there is similar-looking timeInstant for the same purpose. You either need to use one (and it...
Hi Starnuto, ... The one of the ways to fix it I can think of is to add something like this: $service->serializer->namespaces->{'http://foo/...'} = 'myTypes'; ...
Hello All, Now that Paul kindly helped me out with returning single Array from a SOAP Lite server to Apache SOAP Client, I am having problems with returning...
Hi Abbas, I don't know how to help in this case. SOAP 1.1 specification says: "SOAP arrays are defined as having a type of "SOAP-ENC:Array" or a type derived...
I tried HTTP_proxy (case sensitive), but still the same errors. But I still don't understand the fact that it works great if executed from a command line...
FYI - there seems to be a conflict/caveat using SOAP::Lite w/ Exception::Class that is severe enough to cause Perl to segfault. I encountered an odd case where...