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SOAP::TypedPrimitive(3User Contributed Perl DocumentatiSOAP::TypedPrimitive(3)

NAME
       SOAP::TypedPrimitive - Wrapper for xsd primitives that need explicit
       SOAP type attributes

SYNOPSIS
       use SOAP::TypedPrimitive;

       my $body = {
	   a => SOAP::TypedPrimitive->new(3, 'float'),
	   b => SOAP::TypedPrimitive->new(4, 'float'), };

DESCRIPTION
       In some cases it is desirable to provide explicit types for parameters
       being passed to SOAP methods. One legitimate case is when you need to
       disambiguate a call to a method that is one of many with the same name
       that only differ by the parameter types (i.e., an 'overloaded' method).

       new(value, typeString)

       Returns a blessed object reference that has a custom serializer that
       will emit explicit xsi:type attributes. For instance, the above example
       produces the following SOAP representation for 'a':

       <a xsi:type='xsd:float'>3</a>

       Note that this class only supports primitive types defined in the xsd
       namespace (see XML Schema Part 2: Datatypes)

DEPENDENCIES
       SOAP::Defs SOAP::TypedPrimitiveSerializer

AUTHOR
       Keith Brown

SEE ALSO
       SOAP::EnvelopeMaker

perl v5.8.8			  2000-09-05	       SOAP::TypedPrimitive(3)
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