Problems when attempting to capture SOAP::Trace events in a variable instead of out to STDERR

Hi,

Apologies if this isn't the right place, but I couldn't find a list usage
FAQ or similar.

Trying to keep it brief, my problem stems from the line in the SOAP::Lite
documentation quoted at the end of this post.

How, when I define my own function, can I store all the logging in a string
variable (which I can then output to a webpage)?!

This is the function I've written:

use SOAP::Lite +trace =>
    all => sub { $mysoaptrace = shift };

I have tried every combination of re-writes I can think of - I am expecting
to find all the debugging information within @_, but all it seems to contain
is the string value 'SOAP::Lite'.

The debugging information I am after, however, instead of being assigned to
the variable $mysoaptrace, appears to be output to the web browser at the
very end of my HTML page - which is not of too much use to me.

If anyone can help, I'm totally stuck, I'd much appreciate it.

Peter.

"SOAP::Trace provides you with a trace/debug facility for the SOAP::Lite
library. To activate it you need to specify a list of traceable events/parts
of SOAP::Lite.

For example:

use SOAP::Lite +trace =>
qw(method fault);

lets you output the parameter values for all your fault/normal envelopes
onto STDERR. If you want to log it you can either redirect STDERR to some
file or (preferably) define your own function for a particular event:

use SOAP::Lite +trace =>
method => sub {'log messages here'}, fault => \&log_faults;"

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