I can successfully make a SOAP request and dump the response: 

my $soap = SOAP::Lite
         -> proxy($url);

my $res = $soap->$method(@data);

 use Data::Dumper;
 print Dumper($res)

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But, after spending hours trying to decipher the documentation of SOAP::Lite (and ::SOM) I cannot for the life of me figure out how to access (as variables) some of the sub elements of the data that is returned. I'd like to code something similar to the following pseudo code: 
Foreach campaign in campaigns {
print $campaign{Name};
print $campaign{Cost};
print $campaign{Sessions}{Number};
print $campaign{Sessions}{TotalVisits};
}

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out of the following sample data (in XML for brevity) 
<SOAP-ENV:Envelope xmlns:SOAP-ENV="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/env
+elope/">
  <SOAP-ENV:Body>
    <APIResponse>

      <ClickFraudReport>

        <Name>Click Fraud Report</Name>
        <TimeRange>Thursday, November 23, 2006 - Wednesday, November 2
+9, 2006</TimeRange>

    <Campaigns>
          <Campaign>
            <Name>Google 140</Name>
            <Cost>$330.14</Cost>
        <LandingPage>/?source=29938</LandingPage>
            <Keywords>probability, stasticial analysis</Keywords>
            <Headline>Special Headline</Headline>
            <Criterion>http://www.mywebsite.com?source=29938</Criterio
+n>


            <Sessions>
              <Number>230</Number>
              <TotalVisits>7733</TotalVisits>
              <Changed>0</Changed>
              <OldNumber>267</OldNumber>
              <OldTotalVisits>10249</OldTotalVisits>
            </Sessions>

           </Campaign>
  
          <Campaign>
            <Name>Google 28</Name>
            <Cost>$566.02</Cost>
        <LandingPage>/?source=29033</LandingPage>
            <Keywords>caution, long tail</Keywords>
            <Headline>Even Better Headline</Headline>
            <Criterion>http://www.mywebsite.com?source=29033</Criterio
+n>


            <Sessions>
              <Number>837</Number>
              <TotalVisits>4599</TotalVisits>
              <Changed>0</Changed>
              <OldNumber>112</OldNumber>
              <OldTotalVisits>10883</OldTotalVisits>
            </Sessions>

        </Campaign>
 
        </Campaigns>
      </ClickFraudReport>

    </APIResponse>
  </SOAP-ENV:Body>
</SOAP-ENV:Envelope>

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Thanks for any help.

In reply to How to access elements that SOAP::Lite Returns by Anonymous Monk

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