Hi I'm having problem printing the soap response. The following client is print a binary HASH value.

The client is as follows: 

#!/usr/local/bin/perl
use SOAP::Lite;
#use SOAP::Lite +trace;

print "Connecting to the Server..\n";
 ## ->uri('urn:#getHistoryNotes')
   
   my $ACTION='urn:#getHistory';
   
  $som= SOAP::Lite
    ->readable(1)
    ->uri('http:///services/servicelayer')
    ->proxy('/services/crm')
    ->on_action(sub { return $ACTION; } )
    #->on_action('urn#getHistoryNotes')
    ->GetHistoryNotesRequest(SOAP::Data->name('customerId' => '123456'
+)->type('string'))
    ;
#  my $som = $soap->call(GetHistory());
  
  if ($som->fault) {
    print "We got a SOAP fault:\n";
    print "  faultcode:   ". $som->faultcode ."\n"; 
    print "  faultstring: ". $som->faultstring ."\n"; 
    print "  faultactor:  ". $som->faultactor ."\n"; 
    print "  faultdetail: ". $som->faultdetail ."\n"; 
    exit();
}

print $som->result();
print "som returned value $som \n";
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The response is getting printed as HASH(0x215c00c)

What am I doing wrong.

In reply to soap::lite response by syerrave

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