How to call SOAP API from JavaScript

Hi,
I'm trying to call the SOAP API to get statistics about emails. Are there any examples on how to call the API from JavaScript?
Here is a link to my original question about using the REST API. REST API URL for email statistics
Thanks,
Tim

Tim,
In order to consume a SOAP API I recommend you use something other than JavaScript.
Any platform can offer you a good SOAP client should be OK. (.Net, Java, php, Ruby, python).
I didn't see anyone successfully used javascript and consume the Eloqua SOAP API.
I know you can create a SOAP client in Java script but it will be too much work to handle the Eloqua response in some cases.
Regards,
Daniel

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