Hi All,

I am working on Perl API for fax sending. I have created a script that resends a message. The method's variables are: the system's token and the message transaction ID. I receive the ID when I send the message for the first time.

When I run the script, it resends the message. Everything works perfectly. But, the script runs again in several minutes without me executing it. The script looks perfect to me. I am not too familiar with Perl, so maybe I am missing something obvious.

Any ideas why is it happening? I have tested the script in Mozilla and IE with the same result. I would really appreciate any help with that! Thanks.

use SOAP::Lite;
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
#---------------------- Please enter your data 
my $token = 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx';
my $link ='xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx';
my $msgid = 'xxxx';  #transaction ID

#-----------------------------------------------------

my $start = SOAP::Lite
    ->uri($link)
    ->on_action( sub { join '/', $link, $_[1] } ) 
    ->proxy('https://xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx?WSDL');
    
my $response = $start
    ->call(SOAP::Data->name('ResendMsg')->attr({xmlns => 'xxxxxxxxxxxx
+xx/'}) =>
    SOAP::Data->name("token" => $token),
    SOAP::Data->name("TransactionID" => $msgid)
    );


if ( $response->fault ) {
    print $response->faultstring . "\n";
    } 
    
print "Result: ".$response->valueof('//ResendMsgRes')."<br/>"; #If suc
+cessful, returns the transactionID

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