Now, on to the next set of tests...

I'm going to have to return an arrayref of hashrefs from my Perl server to all clients, present and future. It has to work smoothly, whether the client language is Perl, C#, VB.NET, C++, Java, PHP, JScript, VBScript, or whatever else imaginable.

I'm going through the W3C's latest WSDL Note and a tutorial on ( Read more... )

If you're like me, you've tried implementations of just about every kind of method signature there is when writing your WSDL documents. If you're like me, you've also assumed .NET followed the latest WSDL Note, or that .NET's WSDL parser functioned similarly to a traditional programming language, where it's okay if a function/method/subroutine ( Read more... )

I subscribe to the SOAP::Lite mailing list (hosted by Yahoo! Groups). Recently, someone posted a question about having a Perl server, .NET client, and their WSDL.

They also had made mention of an article on Perl.com: Five Tips for .NET Programming in PerlI printed the article out and I'm going to be dissecting every word Randy says in it ( Read more... )