Jeff - Thanks for the reply. I originally tried the uri and proxywithout "cgi-bin" in the client in various combinations, but I still receive the "500 Internal Server Error". In addition, the client works as expected against www.soaplite.com. I am very new to Perl, so I am not really sure where to look for mistakes. I'm assuming that I have some type of error in my Perl configuration, so I guess I'll be learning a lot more about Perl than I expected.
P.S. I installed SOAP::Lite over CPAN and everything installed and compiled with no errors. On Friday, October 5, 2001, at 11:37 , Jeff Hallgren wrote: > Hey Larry, > > The uri has "cgi-bin" in it? You can do it that way but if you're > trying to follow the examples, it probably won't work. the uri should > specify the object you want to talk to - the object you dispatch to in > your server... > Did you try out the client part against www.soaplite.com? > > jeff > > > On Thursday, October 4, 2001, at 06:52 PM, Larry Staton Jr. wrote: > >> I've been playing around with AppleScript and Perl clients to XML-RPC >> servers and SOAP servers. Both implementations work very nicely. >> However, I would like to build a Perl server with SOAP::Lite. I have >> attempted the Temperatures example at http://guide.soaplite.com. When >> I try to access the Perl server with a Perl client, I get a "500 >> Internal Error" message at line 3 in the client script. Here is the >> client script: >> >> use SOAP::Lite; >> print SOAP::Lite >> -> uri('http://my.server.com/cgi-bin/Temperatures') >> -> proxy('http://my.server.com/cgi-bin/temper.cgi') >> -> f2c(32) >> -> result; >> >> Any suggestions? TIA. >> -- >> Larry Staton Jr. >> E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> Weblog: http://staton.weblogger.com >> >> Brought to you by Mail.app from Mac OS X >> >
