Which clj-soap are you talking about?
There are several unmaintained forks of the original project lying around.
This seems to be the only one that’s been getting any love: https://github.com/Zeto-Ltd/clj-soap -- I don’t see any obvious support for passing additional headers there.
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Please keep me posted on how that goes. The Zero-Ltd version is a fork of my version, which was a fork of the original which I got up and running on a more recent Clojure version. I abandoned it because it was buggy and didn’t offer much in the way of customization and instead we just used raw Java interop for the specific SOAP service we were consuming. That was much less work than trying to get something generic working.
If you have just one (or a few) specific web service(s) to consume, you might find it easier to use Axis and Java interop directly. It’ll certainly have less overhead than a generic library like clj-soap.
Sean Corfield -- (970) FOR-SEAN -- (904) 302-SEAN
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"If you're not annoying somebody, you're not really alive."
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