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Invoice Processing in a Service-Oriented Environment

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Net::OpenID::Yadis::Service(3pm)			User Contributed Perl Documentation			  Net::OpenID::Yadis::Service(3pm)

NAME
Net::OpenID::Yadis::Service - Class representing an XRDS Service element VERSION
version 1.14 SYNOPSIS
use Net::OpenID::Yadis; my $disc = Net::OpenID::Yadis->new(); my @xrd = $disc->discover("http://id.example.com/") or Carp::croak($disc->err); foreach my $srv (@xrd) { # Loop for Each Service in Yadis Resourse Descriptor print $srv->priority; # Service priority (sorted) print $srv->Type; # Identifier of some version of some service (scalar, array or array ref) print $srv->URI; # URI that resolves to a resource providing the service (scalar, array or array ref) print $srv->extra_field("Delegate","http://openid.net/xmlns/1.0"); # Extra field of some service } DESCRIPTION
After Net::OpenID::Yadis performs discovery, the result is a list of instances of this class. METHODS
$srv->priority The priority value for the service. $srv->Type The URI representing the kind of service provided at the endpoint for this record. $srv->URI The URI of the service endpoint. $srv->extra_field( $fieldname , $namespace ) Fetch the value of extension fields not provided directly by this class. If $namespace is not specified, the default is the namespace whose name is the empty string. COPYRIGHT, WARRANTY, AUTHOR See Net::OpenID::Yadis for author, copyright and licensing information. SEE ALSO
Net::OpenID::Yadis Yadis website: <http://yadis.org/> perl v5.12.4 2011-11-11 Net::OpenID::Yadis::Service(3pm)