Hi,
I am trying my hand a SOAP::Lite and wanted some enlightenment.
I have created a test file (soaptest.pl) which acts as a server.
soaptest has a subroutine called ReNameTiff which needs 2 arguments,
a path to the original file and a new name for the file. Because
SOAP::Lite is OO strange things seem to happen to the arguments that
get passed to the subroutines I've made.
This is a snip of the client:
my $soap = SOAP::Lite
-> uri('http://myserver/Images')
-> proxy('http://myserver/soap/soaptest.pl')
-> ReNameTiff("$path,$splnum");
my $res = $soap->result;
print STDERR "Result was $res\n";
In this example the args are quoted together and to access them I
have to do split them like this:
my $self = shift;
my $args = shift;
my ($path,$newname) = split(/,/,$args);
print STDERR "Self=$self, Path=$path, NewName=$newname,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ARGS=$args\n";
This seems a bit loose and prone to error, what if the path had a
comma in?
What is the correct way to pass arguments in OO? Is there a practise
I am missing. The reading and examples I have seen still use shift so
I think I am sending the args incorrectly but if I don't quote them
only the first argument comes through.
Thanx,
Dp.
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