Re: SOAP in minimal Perl environments

I would imagine that SOAP::Lite would work with XML::Parser::Lite since
these were started by the same person (Paul Kulchenko). According to the
CPAN description, it appears that XML::Parser::Lite is separate from
XML::Parser. Is SOAP::Lite in your Perl distro?=20
Go to www.soaplite.com to find out more info and get some more solid
contacts about what the project can do today.=20

-----Original Message-----
From: Discussion of implementing SOAP applications today
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Matt Ellison
Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2004 9:12 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [SOAP] SOAP in minimal Perl environments

Hello all,

I have been put in charge of a project that will involve creating a
perl-based SOAP application that
will run in an IPSP server environment.  The application will be
deployed on a large number of
client machines with minimal pre-requisites on the server end, and all
pre-requisites will need to
stand-alone - and installed quickly via tarballs (no cpan, no expat, no
compiled code.)

Assuming a box has a minimal perl installation (say, BSD 4.9) does
XML::Parser::Lite work well
enough to avoid installation of XML::Parser (and it's prerequisites?)
Can anyone make
reccomendations on a pure Perl/CGI/SOAP implementation that would work
in such a minimal
environment?

Thanks,

Matt Ellison