Maybe try something like this (you need to substitute parameters). I
don't believe you will get all the SOAP headers (SOAP:Lite parses all
that for you):
If you posted the WSDL I could tell you what this code should be
exactly.
print ul;
foreach $r(@{$result-{'resultElements'}})
{
File::Find performs that task quickly and efficiently. You can copy the
example from the POD and you are ready to go.
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Dirk Bremer (NISC)
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Title: RE: Perl and Crystal Reports
CR9 has Java and .NET (ASP as well) interfaces, but the Java thing is brand new.
The only way I think you could get Perl in the mix is to publish the Crystal Report as a web service and then consume it with a SOAP Proxy in a Perl script.
Grant Babb
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Title: RE: Search engine results
You could modify the code from this article I wrote
... the Google Web Service offers a lot of flexibility as far as this problem goes.
http://www.l-eet.com/web-development/includes/articles/?id=Web-Services-In-Perl,-Part-1
grant babb
L-EET Web Services
Title: RE: command prompt problems.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/bb4win/
Viva la SourceForge, dawg.
HTH,
grant stevens
L-EET Web Services
http://www.l-eet.com/
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