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package Net::Ikano::XMLUtil;
use warnings;
use strict;
use base 'XML::Simple';
use Data::Dumper;
use Switch;
=head1 DESCRIPTION
Unfortunately the Ikano API schema has xs:sequence everywhere, so we need to have most elements in a particular order.
This class solves this problem by extending XML::Simple and overriding sorted_keys to provide the element order for each request.
IMPORTANT: when using this class, XMLOut must have SuppressEmpty => 1 as an option.
You will break everything otherwise.
=cut
sub sorted_keys {
my ($self,$name,$hashref) = @_;
switch ($name) {
# quals
return qw( AddressLine1 AddressUnitType AddressUnitValue AddressCity
AddressState ZipCode Country LocationType ) case 'Address';
return qw( Address PhoneNumber CheckNetworks RequestClientIP ) case 'PreQual';
# orders
return qw( type ProductCustomId DSLPhoneNumber VirtualPhoneNumber Password
TermsId PrequalId CompanyName FirstName MiddleName LastName
ContactMethod ContactPhoneNumber ContactEmail ContactFax DateToOrder
RequestClientIP IspChange IspPrevious CurrentProvider ) case 'Order';
# password change
return qw( DSLPhoneNumber NewPassword ) case 'PasswordChange';
# account status change
return qw( type DSLServiceId DSLPhoneNumber ) case 'AccountStatusChange';
}
return $self->SUPER::sorted_keys($name, $hashref);
}
1;
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