Two ideas

• CGI->remote_user()
• use Data::Dumper; print Dumper( $someobject );

Ok, 3rd idea

?node_id=3989;HIT=soap%20auth;re=N

2009‑04‑03	mohan2monks	HTTP basic authentication in SOAP::Lite	SoPW
2008‑10‑28	perlchild	NTLM Authentication with SOAP::Lite not working	SoPW
2007‑12‑19	rahed	SOAP::Lite authentication	SoPW
2006‑10‑17	Anonymous Monk	SOAP::Lite and web service with http basic auth	SoPW
2006‑09‑06	Anonymous Monk	Perl SOAP and SSL, HHTP Basic Auth	SoPW
2006‑07‑20	mrguy123	Basic authentication in SOAP	SoPW
2006‑07‑14	talexb	Authentication and Authorization for SOAP	SoPW
2006‑05‑16	Anonymous Monk	Soap::Lite Authentication	SoPW
2006‑04‑15	Anonymous Monk	authentication and SOAP::Lite	SoPW
2004‑06‑27	hpavc	SOAP::Transport::HTTP::Daemon w/ Auth	SoPW
2004‑04‑19	cLive ;-)	SOAP::Lite - securest authentication route...	SoPW
2003‑06‑04	forkboy	Authentication with SOAP::Lite ?	SoPW

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