Here is the dumped output of tmp_data:

$VAR1 = {
    'fetchAndLockResponse' => {
        'request' => {
            'priority' => '1',
            'provider' => 'homeFolderWin',
            'locked' => 'true',
            'externalId' => 'homefoldertest1241',
            'actionTime' => '2012-07-13T16:20:34.993Z',
            'state' => 'PLACED',
            'client' => 'TESTING',
            'externalParentId' => 'TODO',
            'action' => 'bestMatch',
            'arguments' => {
                'name' => 'domain',
                'valueString' => 'NAEAST'
            },
            'id' => '210',
            'lockedTimes' => '70',
            'result' => 'NONE'
        }
    }
};
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Interestingly enough, dumper misses some code that is part of the original soap:Envelope:

<soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
+<soap:Body
><fetchAndLockResponse xmlns="http://myid.jpmchase.net/request/service
+/3"><reque
st><id>210</id><client>TESTING</client><externalId>homefoldertest1241<
+/externalI
d><externalParentId>TODO</externalParentId><provider>homeFolderWin</pr
+ovider><ac
tion>bestMatch</action><priority>1</priority><actionTime>2012-07-13T16
+:20:34.993
Z</actionTime><state>PLACED</state><result>NONE</result><locked>true</
+locked><lo
ckedTimes>70</lockedTimes><arguments><name>sid</name><valueString>F030
+624</value
String></arguments><arguments><name>domain</name><valueString>NAEAST</
+valueStrin
g></arguments></request></fetchAndLockResponse></soap:Body></soap:Enve
+lope>
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cleaning up the above and making it readable, we see:

<soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
    <soap:Body>
        <fetchAndLockResponse xmlns="http://myid.jpmchase.net/request/
+service/3">
            <request>
                <id>210</id>
                <client>TESTING</client>
                <externalId>homefoldertest1241</externalId>
                <externalParentId>TODO</externalParentId>
                <provider>homeFolderWin</provider>
                <action>bestMatch</action>
                <priority>1</priority>
                <actionTime>2012-07-13T16:20:34.993Z</actionTime>
                <state>PLACED</state>
                <result>NONE</result>
                <locked>true</locked>
                <lockedTimes>43</lockedTimes>
                <arguments>
                    <name>sid</name>
                    <valueString>F030624</valueString>
                </arguments>
                <arguments>
                    <name>domain</name>
                    <valueString>NAEAST</valueString>
                </arguments>
            </request>
        </fetchAndLockResponse>
    </soap:Body>
</soap:Envelope>
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note the two sets of "arguments". what I need out of all of the above code is just ID (which is 210), and the valuestring for SID (which is F030624) and the valuestring for domain (which is NAEAST). any ideas would be greatly appreciated.</code>

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