Ascio Web Service v3

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• SOAP

Class CreateNameServerResponse

Used in Classes

• AbstractResponse

Used in examples

• CreateNameServer

use SOAP::Lite;
use Date::Format;
$proxy = "https://aws.demo.ascio.com/v3/AscioService.svc";
$namespace = "http://www.ascio.com/2007/01";
$soap = SOAP::Lite
    ->on_action( sub { "" } )
    ->proxy($proxy)
    ->ns("http://www.ascio.com/2013/02", "v3")
    ->ns("http://www.ascio.com/2013/02/AscioService", "service");
    
# Please enter your ascio-credentials here

my $header = SOAP::Header->new(
            name =>"v3:SecurityHeaderDetails",
            value => {"v3:Account" => "username", "v3:Password" =>"password"} 
        );
$soap->autotype(0);
$method = SOAP::Data->name("service:CreateNameServerResponse")->attr({xmlns => $namespace});

#NameServer
$nameServer =  \SOAP::Data->value(
SOAP::Data->name('v3:Handle','JD123'),
SOAP::Data->name('v3:HostName','HostNameTest'),
SOAP::Data->name('v3:IpAddress','IpAddressTest'),
SOAP::Data->name('v3:IpV6Address','IpV6AddressTest'),
SOAP::Data->name('v3:Details','DetailsTest')
);

#CreateNameServerResponse
$createNameServerResponse =  \SOAP::Data->value(
SOAP::Data->name('v3:ResultCode',1),
SOAP::Data->name('v3:ResultMessage','ResultMessageTest'),
SOAP::Data->name('v3:Errors',SOAP::Data->value()),
SOAP::Data->name('v3:NameServer',$nameServer)
);