Hello monks. I have really terrible error. I consuming web service which gives me xml; # service will give me information relating to student ID 
<to_user_info>
    <photo>https://webdomainasdad/getstapic.ashx?id=10010008460</photo
+>
    <lastname>asssa</lastname>
    <firstname>asdadas</firstname>
    <sisiid>06B06B10253</sisiid>
    <school>asdasd</school>
    <program>asdasas</program>
    <registerNr>asd89021800</registerNr>
    <phones/>
    <emails/>
    <userStatus> res</userStatus>
    <usertype>1</usertype>
</to_user_info>

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If I call web service which shows image "https://webdomainasdad/getstapic.ashx?id=10010008460" It returns correct Image and I can save it to MYSQL
But if I call this service like
(Because I must add pictures of Students to sub system and Pictures has given in URI in XML) 
         $photo = "https://webdomainasdad/getstapic.ashx?id=1001000846
+0";
         #$photo is parsed from XML
         
         my $res = $ua->get("$photo");
         my $imgfile = $res->content;

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This Web service does not give me photo. How can I fix this. Please I am really confused.

In reply to Web service called with wrong parameter by scolife

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