I figured it out. Adding in a header in the correct spot made all the difference:

    my $lite = SOAP::Lite->new()->on_action(sub { join '/', @_ } )
        ->proxy($args->{proxy}),
         SOAP::Header->name('Authentication' =>
                SOAP::Header->value(
                   SOAP::Header->name('user')->value($zID),
                   SOAP::Header->name('password')->value($zPW)));

    my $response = $lite->call(
       SOAP::Data->name('fetchAndLock')
               ->attr({ 'xmlns', $args->{xmlns}}),
               SOAP::Data->name("first")->value($args->{first}),
               SOAP::Data->name("max")->value($args->{max}),
               SOAP::Data->name("provider")->value($args->{provider}),
               SOAP::Data->name("action")->value($args->{action}),
               SOAP::Data->name("state")->value($args->{state}),
    );

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In reply to Re^4: soap::lite and authorization by fritz1968
in thread soap::lite and authorization by fritz1968

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