I'm trying to pass a username and a password in a soap transmission so that it looks like
  <soap:Body>
    <GetInfo xmlns="http://server/">
      <username>string</username>
      <password>string</password>
    </GetNursingHomeInfo>
  </soap:Body>

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I can't figure out how I can format the transmission so that it matches the username and password xml fields. I'm making a good call, but don't know how to match what the server (.net implementation of soap) is expecting.
I've tried things like:
    $service -> GetInfo('<username>aimsws</username><password>aimsWS!6
+0</password>');
And it gives me:
<parameters><username>user</username><password>pass</password></parame
+ters>

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but it's not getting accepted by the server. Is there a way to make that that I'm just not seeing in the soap lite documentation?
Thanks!

In reply to Soap Formatting by ecuguru

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