Well as I was cleaning up my parameter-adding code to post, I had some inspiration and have found a way to do it (though it seems clunky). I have also realised that it wasn't the lack of prefix causing the problem, it was that I was using the wrong method name (d'oh!). New code:

my @params = (
    SOAP::Data->new(
        prefix => '',
        name => 'param1',
        value => SOAP::Data->type('' =>'value1')
        ),
    SOAP::Data->new(
        prefix => '',
        name => 'param2',
        value => SOAP::Data->type('' =>'value2')
        )
    );
my $result = $rba->DirList(@params, $gridName, $securityHeader)->resul
+t();

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Which results in:

  <soap:Body>
    <DirList xmlns="Test_Module">
      <param1>value1</param1>
      <param2>value2</param2>
    </DirList>
  </soap:Body>

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The tag "DirList" needs to be "DirList-Request", but I can't use this directly in my current code as I get bareword errors...

In reply to Re^3: Setting XML prefix for tags with SOAP::Lite by TheFluffyOne
in thread Setting XML prefix for tags with SOAP::Lite by TheFluffyOne

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