hi... have u tried turning the debuging on? 
SOAP::Trace provides you with a trace/debug facility for the SOAP::Lit
+e library. To activate it you need to specify a list of traceable eve
+nts/parts of SOAP::Lite:

  use SOAP::Lite +trace =>
    qw(list of available traces here);Available events are:

 transport  -- (client) access to request/response for transport layer
 dispatch   -- (server) shows full name of dispatched call 
 result     -- (server) result of method call
 parameters -- (server) parameters for method call
 headers    -- (server) headers of received message
 objects    -- (both)   new/DESTROY calls
 method     -- (both)   parameters for '->envelope(method =>' call
 fault      -- (both)   parameters for '->envelope(fault =>' call
 freeform   -- (both)   parameters for '->envelope(freeform =>' call
 trace      -- (both)   trace enters into some important functions
 debug      -- (both)   details about transportFor example:

  use SOAP::Lite +trace =>
    qw(method fault);

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