I haven’t faced such a problem before. Are you able to visit that URL in
your browser and see the WSDL? If you can, then at least you know that
the
URL is good and that the problem is in your code or the soap4r library.
I am also facing the same problem. When I visited the URL in my browser
I could see the WSDL. But when I tried in application I was getting the
same error.
When I explored the cause of the error, I could find that the problem is
with the encoding style. I am getting teh WSDL::Part type as
It’s risky to just delete the classes, since you’re altering your
install of
Ruby. There must be a way to ensure that the classes from the gem are
used
that preserves your Ruby installation.
Craig
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