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I have a web service that I am trying to make some calls to. I have generated stubs with the wsdl2perl script, but my calls to the service are missing required headers.

From what I understand, this is expected because the wsdl typically won't contain header information, so I am assuming that I need to manually add it I have tried a few different things to get my header information to the call, but I'm striking out. The closest thing that I have gotten back when I try to pass a SOAP::Header object to the call is this:

"Can't locate object method "serialize_qualified" via package "SOAP::Header" at C:/Perl/site/lib/SOAP/WSDL/Serializer/XSD.pm line 61."

I receive that message when I try something along these lines: 
my $header=SOAP::Header->name("Test"=>"Value");

$response = $interface->prepareRemoteUpgrade( {
    args0 =>  { # MyTypes::UpgradeFile
      user =>  "test", # string
      password =>  "password", # string
    },
    args1 =>  "false", # boolean
  },
    $header,
 );

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The body of my call is correct. It's just the header I need to update. I appreciate any direction you can provide on this. Thank you!

In reply to Header passing with SOAP::WSDL by phnowicki

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