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Using SOAP::Lite With Perl

Posted by timothy on from the washing-perls dept.

DonJ writes: "This is a good article that explains a lot about how Perl can play a big part in developing Web Services. It will show you a no-nonsense approach to using SOAP::Lite, Perl's window into SOAP Web services. The Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) is the basic messaging protocol for Web services, so this is a need to know."

3 comments

  1. Interchange supports SOAP (GPL e-commerce) by danpbrowning · · Score: 2

    Interchange (developer.akopia.com) has SOAP support in it's e-commerce web application framework. (It's in the 4.7.x version as a standard [soap] tag).

    If you are building e-commerce sites, IC is the cream of the crop, and the SOAP support is a plus.

    (Not to mention database connectivity to oracle, pgsql, mysql, and nearly any other dbi driver).

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    Daniel
  2. Re:And... by eclectro · · Score: 1

    I'm glad that somebody else noticed that. Also, my gut tells me "web services" actually means "rental software". Maybe that's why MS rolled out Craig "attack dog" Mundie.

    --
    Take the cheese to sickbay, the doctor should see it as soon as possible - B'Elanna Torres, "Learning Curve"
  3. And... by Dancin_Santa · · Score: 1

    It will give you a jump on the emerging .Net framework which bases much of its transactions on SOAP.

    Dancin Santa