[Xml-compile] How to debug schema problems
Uwe Voelker
uwe at uwevoelker.de
Fri Apr 19 18:42:55 GMT 2013
Hello,
Mark, thank you for your helpful hints. Unfortunately I was not able to fix
my problem. But I would like to share what I did, maybe it helps others.
Narrowing down without invalidating the message is often hard. It requires
> a lot of knowledge from the schema. Examples how to test returns
> locally can be found in the test-scripts of the distribution, for instance
> t/50wsdl.t (fake_server)
>
I saw the hook parameter in the transport class. But I couldn't pass it in
via the compileCalls method (or any other method I tried). But then I saw
the transport parameter to compileCalls and I subclassed
XML::Compile::Transport::SOAPHTTP:
package MyTransport;
use strict;
use warnings;
use base 'XML::Compile::Transport::SOAPHTTP';
use File::Slurp;
use HTTP::Response;
sub _prepare_call {
my ($self, $args) =3D @_;
$args ||=3D {};
$args->{hook} =3D \&transport_hook;
$self->SUPER::_prepare_call($args);
}
sub transport_hook {
my ($request, $trace) =3D @_;
my $xml =3D read_file('fake.xml');
my $response =3D HTTP::Response->new(
200,
'OK',
['Content-Type' =3D> 'text/xml'],
$xml,
);
return $response;
}
1;
So I could experiment with my own XML answer.
Best, Uwe
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