Aditional items to try along with Eric's statement:
From the Splunk search page query with index="eseries", let us know if there is any data returned.
If the web services proxy is running on a Linux server, make sure it actually started: /opt/netapp/santricity_web_services_proxy/web_services_proxy status
If you ran the Splunk Add_Array scritp and it was succesfull you should see entries on the web services server in /opt/netapp/santricity_web_services_proxy/working/arraydata.xml for the array being monitored, don't edit the file, but cat it to see if the array was added.
The logs for the web services can help, default location is /opt/netapp/santricity_web_services_proxy/working/logs and the trace.log.0 will have the most information in it and tell you if it started correctly it will also show you if it is collecting data from the E-Series arrays.
You may need to drop SElinux (firewall) on the web services server as a test if it can't connect to an array.
For the performance data the wsconfig.xml file will need to be modified per the web services instructions to get the performance data to collect.
Mike