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Hi Tom,
actually, it is as simple as following methods down a tree, but you probably just got confused by not seeing anything reasonable in the Data::Dumper output.
SOAP::WSDL uses Inside-Out objects, which have several nice features like a memory overhead proportional to the number of class properties, not to the number of objects created (like hash-based objects). However, they're a bit different: They don't show their values in Dumper output, and the _DUMP output is a bit different to read.
$response->get_QryResult();
Should give you the first level response object. And - if nothing has gone wrong - calling any get_FOO method on a object should die with a message like
Can't locate object method "get_FOO" via package "MyTypes::testComplexTypeAll".
Valid methods are: get_Test_2, set_Test_2, get_Test_1, set_Test_1
at lib/SOAP/WSDL/XSD/Typelib/ComplexType.pm line 52
SOAP::WSDL::XSD::Typelib::ComplexType::AUTOMETHOD('MyTypes::testComplexTypeAll=SCALAR(0x85b
+acb4)', 140225716) called at /usr/local/share/perl/5.8.8/Class/Std.pm line 546
Class::Std::AUTOLOAD('MyTypes::testComplexTypeAll=SCALAR(0x85bacb4)') called at t/SOAP/WSDL
+/Generator/XSD_dot_names.t line 106
The stuff listed in "Valid methods" should give you a hint what to call.
You can also find the list of properties in the pod of the generated classes - the section should read something like this:
PROPERTIES
The following properties may be accessed using get_PROPERTY / set_PROPERTY
methods:
* Test_1
* Test_2
However, you might also have found a bug in SOAP::WSDL, triggering incomplede code generation. But this is - unfortunately - something I cannot tell without examining the WSDL.
Martin
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