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Posted on Tue Mar 20 18:25:15 2007 by mstahl
Something's up with my WSDL file. How can I debug it?
All my little perl programs that use SOAP work just fine calling methods back and forth, but since what I'm eventually trying to do requires the use of a WSDL file, I need to use one in my perl scripts too. Something's amiss with my WSDL file though and though the CGI that's fielding the request is definitely getting run (I'm having it dump debugging info to the HTTP error log), the actual methods aren't getting called or dispatched properly or something. Can someone please help me? I need a way to either use SOAP::Lite (or similar) to debug this WSDL file or I need a good way of automatically generating one. Thanks, - m a x
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Posted on Mon May 28 15:05:30 2007 by saramic in response to 4625
Re: Something's up with my WSDL file. How can I debug it?
not sure what is available from SOAP::WSDL? maybe have a read! I should too :) I use Eclipse and a plugin called WTP (Web Tools Platform http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/) I think comes with a web services explorer as well as various tools for building WSDL files visualy (XML is for machines not humans) and verifying them. It basicly allows me to point at any WSDL and automatically generates a form to call any of the actions as well as inspect the generated XML request and returned SOAP envelope. hope that helps :) cheers Michaelm
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