Shlomi Fish wrote:
XML::Compile seems to be for SOAP, which is a subset of the general XML
functionality.
It looks to me like your reading problems are still not over. In its
documentation it says to be about "translate between XML and nested hashes".
And also about validation. And also about type support.
"XML::Compile supports the more complex data-types like list, union,
substitutionGroup (unions on complex type level), and even the nasty any
and anyAttribute, which is rarely the case for the other modules."
There is a nice XML::Compile::SOAP "example" module, which, again
amongst other things, "tries to define a sufficiently abstract interface
to hide the protocol differences" (between SOAP 1.1 and SOAP 1.2).
--
Ruud
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