I recently participated at Salesforce's dreamForce conference teaching developers about how to use SOAP::Lite to call Salesforce's new APIs. The code samples and modules I created for them can now be found at Sourceforce. The code samples were derived from the code generated by wsdl2perl, an ongoing development effort that aims to make WS programming even easier using Perl.
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Randy J. Ray: Programming Web Services with Perl
An excellent introduction to Web services, and to SOAP, XML-RPC and more. The reference in the back is an indespensible resource.
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