#!perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use XML::Simple;
use Data::Dump 'pp';

# input
my $xml1 = infile('test.xml');

# process
my $data = XMLin($xml1,keyattr => []);
pp $data;

# output
for (@{$data->{'httpsRoute'}}){
  print << "EOF";
 Host = $_->{'hostname'}
 Environment = $_->{'environment'}
 Key = $_->{'key'}
 
EOF
}

sub infile {
  my $filename = shift;
  local $/;
  #open IN,'<',$filename or die "Could not open $filename $!";
  my $xml = <DATA>; # or IN
  return $xml;
}
__DATA__
<xml>
<httpsRoute hostname="abchostname1.xxx.com" port="443" environment="QA
+">
  <key>6924</key>
</httpsRoute>
<httpsRoute hostname="hostname3.xxx.com" port="7416" environment="CAT"
+>
   <key>9990068</key>
</httpsRoute>
</xml>

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