My company is migrating its email to everyone.net. Our ticket system (written in Perl) has to be able to interface with their system, which uses XRC over SOAP to communicate. My problem is that when I try to pass data of the type ArrayOfInt, it simply gets ignored (everything else works fine). This is not critical, as only the offerIDs data requires it. Net::XRC provided some insight, but didn't include how to do this via SOAP. My question is, if any of you have had experience with everyone.net in the past, could you take a look at my code and see if there's a better way to pass the offerIDs data (I'm using the array @pkg to represent it)? 

#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;

use SOAP::Lite +trace => "debug";

package XRC;

# This is the domain clientID
use constant XRC_CLIENTID       =>      12345;

sub addUser {
        my ($username, $password, $pkg) = @_;
        
        my $client = connectXrc();

        my $result = $client->createUser(
                XRC_CLIENTID,
                @{$pkg},
                $username, 
                $password);
}

sub connectXrc {
        # xrc.wsdl handles the authentication
        my $client =  SOAP::Lite
        ->uri("urn:xrc.ws.everyone.net")
        ->service("file:///path/to/xrc.wsdl")
        ->proxy("https://ws.everyone.net/ws/services/xrc");
        return $client;
}

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My test program looks like this: 

#!/usr/bin/perl

use XRC;

my @pkg = 5544;

print "username: ";
my $username = <STDIN>;
chomp($username);

print "password: ";
my $password = <STDIN>;
chomp($password);

XRC::addUser($username, $password, \@pkg);

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