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nathanvi #1
Using SOAP::Lite and .NET
Hello,
i have to access to informations in a PC and they are avaliable via a
webservice in .NET.
I do not know webservices but i thought they are accessible via SOAP so
i decided to use SOAP::Lite
I'm trying to understand how it works so i've a webservice at this
page:
[url]http://www.eklipseinformationtechnology.com/finco.ws/test.asmx[/url]
This service has a method (i hope it is called in this way in english)
called CognomeNome in which, if you pass a number it gives you a name
and surname...
My script doesn't give me any output so i can't understand where is the
problem...
Can you give me any suggestions?
Many thanks!!
<code>
use SOAP::Lite;
$soap_response=SOAP::Lite
-> uri('http://www.eklipseinformationtechnology.com/Test')
->
proxy('http://www.eklipseinformationtechnology.com/finco.ws/test.asmx')
->CognomeNome(1);
@res = $soap_response->paramsout;
$res = $soap_response->result;
print "Result is $res\n\n";
</code>
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Unregistered #2
Re: Using SOAP::Lite and .NET
A couple of thoughts. "use soap::lite +trace;" so you can see what is happening.
Do a search on soap-line .net and read the Microsoft article on using soap:lite to talk to a .net service. There are a number of different choices of defaults that have to be overcome to make it work.Unregistered Guest



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