How to send data to a http end point using LS output plugin

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Seems similar to How to split xml arrays?

here is my quick try at it, I have put your XML on one-line for testing with stdin, but should work the same as is, tested with LS 2.4 but should work as long as you have the latest xml filter in your install.

input {
  stdin { 
  }
}
filter {
    # brutal extract of the ns1:Value element from the soap message
    xml {
           source => "message"
           target => "xmldata"
           store_xml => "false"
           remove_namespaces => true
           xpath => ["//Value","value"]
           remove_field => "message"
   }
   # Split the array in several events
   split {
     field => "value"
   }
   # Parse the remaining XML string to populate the event with fields
   xml {
     source => "value"
     target => "json-value"
     force_array => false
     remove_field => "value"
   }
}
output {
  stdout { codec => rubydebug}
}

the output looks like

{
      "@version" => "1",
    "@timestamp" => "2016-10-14T03:54:17.324Z",
          "host" => "debian",
    "json-value" => {
           "CreatedBy" => "HARRY.BAKER",
        "CreationDate" => "2016-10-03T07:10:02.154Z",
              "UserId" => "300000130595047",
                "Name" => "Dan Billo"
    }
}
{
      "@version" => "1",
    "@timestamp" => "2016-10-14T03:54:17.324Z",
          "host" => "debian",
    "json-value" => {
           "CreatedBy" => "STEVE.BECK",
        "CreationDate" => "2014-07-19T17:41:31.422Z",
              "UserId" => "300000076703621",
                "Name" => "Rama Re Rama"
    }
}

HTH