1#!/usr/bin/perl
use SOAP::Lite;
# Connect to the service.
my $soap = SOAP::Lite->uri('http://tempuri.org/')
->proxy('http://localhost/bjepson/dbdemo.asmx')
->on_action(sub { join('', @_) });
# Invoke the method.
my $result = $soap->enumerateChoices->result;
# Display the result.
print "result: ", join(', ', @$result), "\n";
Applying .Net to Web Services (Web Techniques, May 2001)
As long as it has been possible to connect two computers, programmers have built software that communicates over the network. Most of this communication is facilitated by protocols, which standardize and formalize the way information is exchanged among various applications. Protocols that hide the low-level network plumbing make lazy developers like me very happy, because they require less work and offer more reward.Related Reading
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