I'm trying to write a script to access a web service. It returns XML in the form of a hash. I can't seem to access the data. The code I'm using looks like this: 
use strict;
use SOAP::Lite 'trace', 'debug';
use Mime::Base64 ();
use XML::Simple;
use Data::Dumper;

my $loginToken = '209a2247-df9a-40f9-a7e1-6b755f184947';
my $messageID = '783679';
my $pageNumber = 1;

my $server = SOAP::Lite
        ->uri('https://www.onecallnow.com/WebService/')
        ->on_action( sub { join '/', 'https://www.onecallnow.com/WebSe
+rvice', $_[1] } )
        #->proxy('http://localhost/WebService/OneCallNow.asmx?wsdl');
        ->proxy('http://dev.onecallnow.com/WebService/OneCallNow.asmx?
+wsdl');

my $returned = $server
    ->call(SOAP::Data->name('RetrieveMessageReportDetails')->attr({xml
+ns => 'https://www.onecallnow.com/WebService/'}) =>
           SOAP::Data->name('LoginToken')->value($loginToken)->type('s
+:string'),
           SOAP::Data->name('MessageID')->value($messageID)->type('s:i
+nt'),
           SOAP::Data->name('PageNumber')->value($pageNumber)->type('s
+:int')
          );

my $xml = $returned->result;

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(the loginToken and messageID will have expired by the time you read this) And the XML should look like this: 
<Message MessageID="12345" PageNumber="1" PageCount="1" MinRecord="1" 
+MaxRecord="123">
  <Deliveries>
    <Delivery Attempts="1" CallCreditsUsed="1.00">
      <DeliveryStatus>Delivered to person</DeliveryStatus>
      <PhoneNumber>123-456-7890</PhoneNumber>
      <Name>John Smith</Name>
      <Delivered>02/06-2008 4:19 PM</Delivered>
      <TimeZone>CT</TimeZone>
    </Delivery>
  </Deliveries>
</Message>

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I've tried using a data dump, and the information is in there. Can anyone help me? Thanks in advance.

In reply to SOAP::Lite HASH by daChf

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