the c-gensym2 comes from your $method. There are a couple of ways to get rid of them. Choose the one that suits your needs.

  1. Give your method a name: 
    my $method = SOAP::Data
    -> prefix ('wkpb-stuf')
    -> name( 'potato' )
    ;

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    This will generate a SOAPAction: "http://www.vrom.nl/wkpb/stuf#potato" header and the following soap body: <wkpb-stuf:potato>      aanvraag</wkpb-stuf:potato>
  2. Use a plain string as method name: 
    my $soap = SOAP::Lite
    # ...
    ->call( potato => SOAP::Data->type( xml => $aanvraag );

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    This will make a SOAPAction: "#potato" header and this soap body: <potato>      aanvraag</potato>

I hope that gives you enough hints to solve your issue.

In reply to Re: SOAP::Lite and raw xml by rhesa
in thread SOAP::Lite and raw xml by Henry

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