Take a look at SOAP::Transport::LOOPBACK, "it just returns the XML request as response"

#!perl
use strict;
use SOAP::Lite;

my $uri = "http://schemas.cisco.com/ast/soap";
my $CUCM = SOAP::Lite->uri($uri)
                     ->proxy("loopback://");
$CUCM->outputxml(1);
$CUCM->readable(1);
$CUCM->envprefix('soapenv');
$CUCM->ns($uri,'soap');
$CUCM->autotype(0);

my @items;
for (6963..6965){
  push @items,SOAP::Data->name(
    "item"=> \SOAP::Data->value(
     SOAP::Data->name("Item"=> $_)
  ));
};
my $items = \SOAP::Data->value( @items );

my %select = (
  "MaxReturnedDevices" => 1000,
  "DeviceClass"   => 'Any',
  "Model"         => 255,
  "Status"        => 'Any',
  "NodeName"      => '',
  "SelectBy"      => 'DirNumber',
  "SelectItems"   => $items, 
  "Protocol"      => 'Any',
  "DownloadStatus"=> 'Any'
);
my $state = SOAP::Data->name('StateInfo','');   
my $data  = SOAP::Data->name("CMSelectionCriteria" => \%select);      
+                              
my $elem  = SOAP::Data->type('data' => $data);  
my $response = $CUCM->selectCmDevice($state,$elem);    
open OUT,'>','soap.xml' or die "$!";
print OUT $response;
close OUT;

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also maybe try

my $sql = "SELECT pkid, name, description 
           FROM device 
           WHERE name='SEP20370617E212'";
           
$response = $CUCM->executeSQLQuery(
   SOAP::Data->name('sql' => $sql)
);
print $response;

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poj

In reply to Re: Displaying SOAP Request and Response by poj
in thread Displaying SOAP Request and Response by adamZ88

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