Not sure which part you are having trouble with but try this

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

# soap
my $client = SOAP::Lite->uri('')
                       ->proxy("loopback://");     
$client->autotype(0)->readable(1);
$client->outputxml(1);
$client->ns("http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/","soapenv");
$client->ns("http://tempuri.org/AWEService/API/WASAPI","was");

my $auth_data = {
  WAS_userName => 'WS_Decom',
  WAS_pasword  => 'PASSWORD',
};

my $search_data = {
  RACK_NAME => '',
  DEVICE_NAME => 'prodh20',
  MANUFACTURER => '',
  MODEL => '',
  ASSET_NUMBER => '',
  BARCODE_NUMBER => '',
  SERIAL_NUMBER => '',
  BUILDING => '',
  FLOOR => '',
  SPACE_ID => '',
  GRID_LOCATION => '',
};
        
my $auth  = SOAP::Data->name(
  "userIdentification" => $auth_data
)->prefix('was');  

my $search  = SOAP::Data->name(
  "locatorSearchFieldsIdentification" => $search_data
)->prefix('was');
         
my $response = $client->call("RunLocator",
  SOAP::Data->type('data' => $auth),
  SOAP::Data->type('data' => $search) );
   
#open OUT,'>','output.xml' or die "$!";
print $response;
#close OUT;

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poj

In reply to Re: Using SOAP::Lite with a WSDL by poj
in thread Using SOAP::Lite with a WSDL by lahfordie

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