Hello,
I need to enlist the infinite wisdom of the wise perl monks for yet another problem I am facing.

I am trying to interface with the google adwords API, using the SOAP::Lite perl module. I have managed to do this for a number of API calls, however the customReport call doesn't seem to work for me.

Here is the code I am using, can anyone see anything syntactically wrong with it?

my $report = {
           'name' => 'test',
           'aggregationType' => 'Summary',
           'startDate' => $startDate,
           'endDate' =>   $endDate,
           'campaigns' => 5214135,
           'customOptions' => ['AveragePosition', 'Clicks', 'Cpc', 'Ke
+yword', 'AdGroupId'],
            };

my $req = SOAP::Data->name("customReportJob", $report);
    $req->attr( {
           'xsi:type' => 'impl:CustomReportJob',
           'xmlns:impl' => $namespace
           } );
    
    my $jobId = $service->scheduleReportJob($req, @headers);

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The array @headers is defined to include lots of header information such as login information.

I think the problem lies in the way I am defining the customOptions array in the report hash.

Any and all help appreciated, has anyone on here used the google adwords API for anything?

Oh I should also mention that the script can be seen running here: http://81.29.77.110/cgi-bin/reportservice-new.pl

This is the error it produces.

SOAP Fault: org.xml.sax.SAXException: No deserializer defined for arra
+y type {http://www.w3.org/1999/XMLSchema}ur-type for input "" (Error 
+Code ) at reportservice-new.pl line 248.

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Thanks,
Tom

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