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A toolkit for implementing SOAP Clients and SOAP Servers. Good for WebServices.

http://www.soaplite.com/ , check out http://guide.soaplite.com/

-- MartinCleaver - 11 Jun 2001

SOAP::Lite is nice but has some performance issues - e.g. it took 8 seconds to do a Hello World type application, calling from client to server once, on a 350 MHz AMD box. These may now have been solved, but any SOAP-based system will probably put more load on the server than plain HTTP/CGI.

-- RichardDonkin - 15 May 2001

Where did you get your figures for SOAP::Lite and when were they made?

-- MartinCleaver - 15 May 2001

My figures for SOAP::Lite are probably pessimistic, and quite old, from Jan this year I think - I am not a SOAP::Lite expert, and this was a while ago, so there are probably ways of getting much better performance. In fact, one person emailed me to say they got about 1call/s for CGI, 8 for Apache::Registry and 9 for mod_perl with server on Win98 on P250, and another person got 23 ms per RPC call on an unspecified platform using CGI.

-- RichardDonkin - 18 May 2001

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