Hi Folks, A Java programmer walks up to me and says: "Great SOAP service you Perl hackers have developed, where do I get the WSDL?"
Ok, so I look for the WSDL() method on SOAP::Lite and it reads WDSL and works with it on the client but doesn't generate it for your server... The Java programmer shows me how he can get wizzy WSDL automagically generated from his SOAP server running under Java, but (metaphorically) kicks sand in my face and says, can your SOAP::Lite do that, JAPH? Going back to the gym I looked around and found that is was much harder than I originally thought (Perl is typeless don't you know, WSDL is typed...), has anyone here managed to get automagically generated WSDL from their SOAP::Lite servers? I know about:WSDL::Generator, but the documentation is a little sparse, has anyone done this effectively, and can point to a working example or better yet a working site that will give the WSDL for their SOAP::Lite server? So can anyone help turn this (again metaphorically) skinny SOAP server into a real HE-MAN... Warmest Regards, Jim -- James Freeman Bioinformatics Consultant at Biogen Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Voice: 617-914-5804 Mobile: 617-429-6352 _______________________________________________ Boston-pm mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.pm.org/mailman/listinfo/boston-pm
