You problems are syntax errors. I don't know what the rationale for using namespace.pm is as you have already created a namespace with your package declaration. The docs on namespace are here I presume that what you are trying to do is utilise the package Orange::Soap and its functions in StringServer2.asmx. For a detailed guide on the whyforehowdoyodoits see my Simple Module Turorial which should help you get the syntax sorted.

#my $s1 = thisstring;
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This code is trying to assign the return value of the sub routine thisstring() to $s1 which is probably not what you had in mind. In perl a bareword is assumed to be a sub (function) call. These things will help you:

use strict;
use warnings;
use diagnostics; # makes warnings verbose ++
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See Use strict warnings and diagnostics or die

cheers

tachyon

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