Hello Monks,
I am new to Web Services with Perl and trying to develop a code to communicate with a Web Server and request for information and pull that information to be displayed as output.
Below is the code which I have used to run the script and it is successful in Authentication and Fails at the getting the request. I have used "call" and "get" but all of them are failing and the perl script exits at that line.
I know this is a minor mistake but would definitely appreciate if you could direct me in the right format that would be greatly appreciated. 

#! /usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use SOAP::Lite;
SOAP::Lite->import(+trace => qw(debug));

my ($server, $endpoint, $soapaction, $method, $method_urn);
$server = 'http://xx.xx.xxx.xxx';
$soapaction = "urn:getTicketIDbyKey/getTicketIDbyKey";
$endpoint = "$server/arsys/WSDL/protected/uet/getTicketIDbyKey";
$method = 'getTicketIDbyKey';
$method_urn = 'urn:getTicketIDbyKey';


print "I am here \n";

my $s = SOAP::Lite->new(    uri => $soapaction,
                proxy => $endpoint,
                timeout => 5,
                credentials => [
                            '10.62.242.171:80',        # host:port
                            'SOAP::Lite authentication tests', # realm
                            'ncoadmin' => 'password',          # user,
+ password
                              ]);

print "I am after decalration \n";

print "I am before extraction of result \n";

#my $som = $s->call("getTicketIDbyKey",
#    SOAP::Data->name('TicketKey')->value('115R')
#);

# die $som->fault->{ faultstring } if ($som->fault);
# print $som->result, "\n";

print $s->getTicketIDbyKey(SOAP::Data->name('TicketKey' => '115R'))->r
+esult;
die $s->fault->{ faultstring } if ($s->fault);
print $s->result, "\n";

#my $r = $s->getResults(SOAP::Data->name(TicketKey => 'UNO000022539476
+')) 
#            ->result;
#print $r->result;

print "I am before EXIT \n";

exit;

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Please let me know if you need any further information. Thanks for your assistance.

Sushil Kumar

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