Hey, so im working on messing with the SmarterMail system API, with SOAP, im trying to simply add a new user, I know there API works, because I can interface with it in PHP. However im having some issues with perls SOAP::LITE module. Here is the PHP example, (Which works) 
<?php

try {

$client = new SoapClient(http://SMARTERMAIL.com/services/svcUserAdmin.
+asmx?WSDL');

$params = array(
            'AuthUserName' => 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxx.com',
            'AuthPassword' => 'xxxxxxxxxx',
            'NewUsername' => 'xxxxxxxx',
            'NewPassword' => 'xxxxxxxxxxxx',
            'DomainName' => 'xxxxxxxxxxx.com',
            'FirstName' => 'john',
            'LastName' => 'doe',
            'IsDomainAdmin' => 0
            );

$addUser = $client->AddUser($params);

?>Email account: <b><?=$emailaddr ?></b> has been added<p><?

} catch (Exception $e) {

printf("Message = %s ",$e->__toString());

}

?>

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And here is my Perl version, which returns "0", and has no effect on the server. 
#!c:/perl/bin
use SOAP::Lite;
use strict;
use warnings;

my %domainArray = (
            'AuthUserName' => 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxx.com',
            'AuthPassword' => 'xxxxxxxxxx',
            'NewUsername' => 'xxxxxxxx',
            'NewPassword' => 'xxxxxxxxxxxx',
            'DomainName' => 'xxxxxxxxxxx.com',
            'FirstName' => 'john',
            'LastName' => 'doe',
            'IsDomainAdmin' => 0
            );
                
my $WSDL     = 'http://SMARTERMAIL.com/services/svcUserAdmin.asmx?WSDL
+';
my $soap     = new SOAP::Lite->service($WSDL);
my %output     = $soap->AddUser(%domainArray);

print "Output: ". %output;

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Anyone know what these two do differently? Im rather new to the SOAP module, and perl in general, really....

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