I am running into a bit of an issue with performance here and want to
check to see if something
is possible.
On the server, you provide a callback function that accepts the XML
input and some options
and then generates and returns a hash. The XML::Compile infrastructure
then uses
this hash value and generates the XML for the SOAP reply.
For example:
xml_in = { ... };
Handler( ..., $xml_in )
returns:
{ message => {
field1 => "value"
}
}
XML Output:
<!- ... >
<message><field1>value</field1></message>
Now I already have the XML, and want to simply have the XML::Compile
put the SOAP headers
etc on the reply message. I vaguely recall discussing this with
somebody or reading about this
and they indicated that you could do something like:
my $some_object = XXXX->new(
"<!--....><message>....</message>");
return $some_object;
If you returned an object of some sort, then the XML::Compile would
skip the conversion
into XML and use the value of the object, or access the value using
some method to
get the data for the SOAP message.
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