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Are you  sure that the person who told you to do this knows what
s/he's talking about?  SOAP is essentially a
protocol/encoding/convention for interfacing with an application
server over a network protocol like http.  So to put up a SOAP server
without knowing what application server you are using doesn't make
sense.  What to they want to use for the back end?  Java?  Perl?  PHP?
 Python?  C#?  I bet you can find multiple solutions for each of those
languages.

Usually SOAP is done over HTTP, and apache with tomcat is a common
implementation.  I'm pretty sure that there are mod-perl SOAP
libraries, so all you would need is Apache, in that case.

Michael


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