Ah. NSSOap is pretty much stopped development. TclSOAP is what it was based on. I am working to get TclSOAP to load nicely with AOLserver, but it is still a struggle.
TclSOAP does work very well from tclsh, so it is a good way to learn about it. The latest version of TclSOAP supports exporting procs under xmlrpc and SOAP, so it is very useful.
The main issues are AOLserver's handling of Tcl namespaces and it's lack of support for "package require".
It would be possible to modify TclSOAP to load in AOLserver, but I thought it would be best if we could just use the TclSOAP tcl package as is, instead of rewriting it every time the code changes.
