Hopefully this is what you're looking for, but "Absolutely. If people needed examples/more info, I would have been more than happy to provide that...but, no one asked until now. "...

I have a problem I need to solve, guess what it is? is a poor strategy when asking for help. Essentially, provide enough details to describe the task at hand, including relevant infrastructure details. "similar to" and "I would guess" aren't conducive to achieving your goal. The easier you make it for people to help you, the better the responses, generally speaking. Since you are new here the following would be worth taking the time to read and understand: Tutorials->PerlMonks for the Absolute Beginner, How do I post a question effectively?, Short, Self-Contained, Correct Example.

In reply to Re^7: SOAP::Lite Authentication by marto
in thread SOAP::Lite Authentication by jcagle

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