There are several ways to do that, then.   What you need to know is what data format the receiving server will expect, and accept.   If you control both sides, then of course the choice is yours.   Otherwise, and given such a slight amount of data as this, you might simply want to send it as GET-style parameters, right on a URL string.   (Look at the URL that is visible at the top of your browser screen right now ... PerlMonks uses this in its URLs to specify what node you’re looking at right now.   Another way to do it is to POST form-data, or maybe an XML or JSON string.   There’s plenty of information already out there, not strictly related to Perl.