Dear Monks,

Thanks to all for your input. Especially the AM with the exact solution using "SOAP::Simple".

I'm on the latest Debian Linux and cannot get "SOAP::Simple" to install. I get that CPAN doesn't know what it is, so I downloaded the source from "CPAN", and I spent all day installing pre-reqs, and when it finally asked for me to install "Moose" (which I did), I thought maybe this is a late April fools day joke.

I did buy the book "Perl & XML" from Amazon and did install "SOAP::Lite" without a problem on this system.

Would any one know/show how to use "SOAP::Lite" to solve the problem? After this unsuccessful day, I hope this is the one and only time I need to work with "SOAP".

Thank you...Ed

"Well done is better than well said." - Benjamin Franklin


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