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Matt Pruden
I'm attempting to convince some naysayers on the values of dynamic
languages by creating a fully dynamic SOAP proxy at runtime.
wsdlDriverFactory is working like a champ. I have two questions. 1) At
runtime, how do I determine what methods were added dynamically to the
rpc driver and 2) how do I determine the structure of the parameter hash
to be passed to a given method? For example:
ws_client =
SOAP::WSDLDriverFactory.new("http://mywsdl").create_rpc_driver
# works great
ws_client.methods
# ... a big list of methods, is there anyway to see just those that were
specified in the wsdl?
some_response = ws_client.mySoapMethod
key1 => value1)
# Is there some way to understand what arguments (keys, values) the
method expects programmatically at runtime?
languages by creating a fully dynamic SOAP proxy at runtime.
wsdlDriverFactory is working like a champ. I have two questions. 1) At
runtime, how do I determine what methods were added dynamically to the
rpc driver and 2) how do I determine the structure of the parameter hash
to be passed to a given method? For example:
ws_client =
SOAP::WSDLDriverFactory.new("http://mywsdl").create_rpc_driver
# works great
ws_client.methods
# ... a big list of methods, is there anyway to see just those that were
specified in the wsdl?
some_response = ws_client.mySoapMethod
key1 => value1)# Is there some way to understand what arguments (keys, values) the
method expects programmatically at runtime?