i write the flow at the client side 
my $soap = SOAP::Lite->uri(
                  'Menu/SOAP')->proxy('<url>/a.cgi',
                  timeout => $timeout) ;
        my $response;
            $response = $soap->find_services($obj, $instance);

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at the server side a.cgi 
use SOAP::Transport::HTTP;
use Menu::SOAP;

SOAP::Transport::HTTP::CGI
    -> dispatch_to('Menu::SOAP')
    -> handle;

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at Menu/SOAP.pm 
sub find_services {
}

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I don't write the code of find_services as the program dies in the parsing beforehand.
I would be happy to give more information when needed

In reply to Re^6: SOAP::Serializer::envelope: Client Application failed during request deserialization by david2008
in thread SOAP::Serializer::envelope: Client Application failed during request deserialization by david2008

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