How? Here I specify the SOAP Action name ProcessMessage - no mention of 'Request' here. 
my $soap = SOAP::Lite
    -> ns( 'http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance', 'xsi' )
    -> ns( 'urn::sdp:profilemanager:requestmanager', 'a' )
    -> ns( 'urn::sdp:profilemanager:contract:110308', 'b'  )
    -> uri($uri)
    -> on_action( sub { join '.ProcessMessage', 'urn::sdp:profilemanag
+er:requestmanager:100818.ProfileScopeServiceContract', $_[1] } )
    -> proxy($url);


And here I assume I'm specifying the name of the first element with th
+e Soap Body - Request. 

<code>
my $method = SOAP::Data->name('Request')
    ->attr({xmlns => 'urn::sdp:profilemanager:profilemanagerrequestman
+ager:100818'});

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But this seems to also append the word 'Request' to my soap action?

In reply to Re^6: SOAP lite with WCF by Anonymous Monk
in thread SOAP lite with WCF by Anonymous Monk

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