Calling an ALSB service from Perl... Example anyone?

I'm a sysadmin that wants to write a couple of perl scripts to test some important ALSB services (currently we're ALSB 2.6, but moving to OSB 10gR3). I'm not a java developer, nor do I fullyunderstand how ALSB services are called. I have an example perl script for calling a WSDL based webservice, but I'm not sure if it applied to ALSB, or if it does, how to figure out the questions i have. The developers here don't seem to be familiar with the terms in my example program...
What it seems to need is a URI, a URL, and a name of the service, and then it tries to hit the service through a standard http call.
Has anyone else tried to write a perl client to call an ALSB service? I could REALLY use an example. Doesn't have to be fancy, I just need to understand how I would make this call, if it is even possible...

Hi,
I've just found some public material here on SDN:
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/88bcb7c6-0701-0010-8fb7-a6964dd3ee00
This talks about an older version, but hopefully it will help figuring out what to do.
There are additional useful documents here (CAF Tutorial Center on SDN):
SAP Composite Application Framework - CAF Tutorial Center [original link is broken]
Regards,
Peter

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