Thanks, and one small question

Thanks to those of you who replied to my earlier message ... Shane's message about the CVS versions helped quite a bit. I have a working system that will send back headlines or a front news page-style content based on a SOAP query. The WSDL file is at http://www1.baylor.edu/SOAP/news-server.wsdl and a web-based client to test it is at http://www1.baylor.edu/SOAP/news.php Works great (nevermind the content itself ...). However, when I try to access the data using the Generic SOAP Client at soapclient.com, I get an error that says "Unsupported encoding, use one of ISO-8859-1, US-ASCII, UTF-8". The Generic SOAP Client I'm speaking of is at http://soapclient.com/soaptest.html and putting in my WSDL file does indeed yield a form with the appropriate fields for both of the methods available, getHeadlines and getNews. But putting in valid values and submitting them yields the error. Is there something I'm supposed to be declaring with regard to encoding that I'm not doing? Are there other good testing tools out there that I can run against this WSDL file to test it? I need to make sure this works from ASP, Perl and .NET before we can consider using it campus-wide. Thanks ... Colin Witt Baylor University