Generate a wsdl file from a cgi script
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From: NABIL.B on 1 Mar 2010 09:10 Hi, I am very new in web service with the perl language so, i writed a cgi script (as server) and a pl script (as client). Now, i want to generate a wsdl file to make a web service composition. Please, tell me how can i make this task? I spent a lot of time without result. Best regards Nabil
From: J. Gleixner on 1 Mar 2010 15:09
NABIL.B wrote: > Hi, > I am very new in web service with the perl language so, i writed a cgi > script (as server) and a pl script (as client). > Now, i want to generate a wsdl file to make a web service composition. > Please, tell me how can i make this task? > I spent a lot of time without result. I've used WSDL::Generator before, and it looks like there might be a few other solutions: http://search.cpan.org/search?query=wsdl&mode=all I always, always, always run into problems with clients written in Java or .Net when they try to consume a generated WSDL, for a Web Service written in perl ( e.g. SOAP::Lite), or trying to write one manually, unless the service is very simple. For such a simple standard, I've found it's nearly impossible to create one manually that works for all clients. If you're using perl on the client side too, it's much more forgiving and generating the WSDL works very nicely. YMMV. |