SOAP::Lite comes with a handy tool similar to wsdl2java called stubmaker. Run our WSDL through the tool and it generates a Perl module MessageRoutingService.pm. This module wrapps the call to the single RouteMessage API defined in the WSDL. Following code shows how to use this module:
my @dest = (
SOAP::Data->name(protocol=>'jms'),
SOAP::Data->name(category=>'queue'),
SOAP::Data->name(server=>'my_jms_server'),
SOAP::Data->name(port=>'7222'),
SOAP::Data->name(target=>'my_queue'),
SOAP::Data->name(user=>'user_a'),
SOAP::Data->name(password=>'password_a') );
my @content = (SOAP::Data->name(content=>'Hello World'));
my @route_request = (SOAP::Data->name(destination=>\SOAP::Data->value(@dest)),
SOAP::Data->name(request=>\SOAP::Data->value(@content)));
my $result = MessageRoutingService->RouteMessage(@route_request);
print $result->{content};
Sounds easy? There is a small catch here. The generated stub module needs a little tweak. Somehow it misses the URI namespace for the top method wrapper element .
my %methods = (
RouteMessage => {
endpoint => 'http://localhost:8080/common_router',
soapaction => 'http://www.simple.code/router/action/RouteMessage',
uri => '',
parameters => [
SOAP::Data->new(name => 'document', type => '', attr => {}),
],
},
);
Without the URI, the method in the request looks like
<RouteMessage xmlns="">
which is obviously wrong. After I manually add the URI in the stub to make it look like
my %methods = (
RouteMessage => {
endpoint => 'http://localhost:8080/common_router',
soapaction => 'http://www.simple.code/router/action/RouteMessage',
uri => 'http://www.simple.code/router/action/RouteMessage',
parameters => [
SOAP::Data->new(name => 'document', type => '', attr => {}),
],
},
);
Now the request becomes
<RouteMessage xmlns="http://www.simple.code/router/action/RouteMessage">
and it is happily accpted by the Java Axis server.
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