Hi , I have a large input file which is of the form . I am developing a framework which would extract the no of Passed and Failed test cases . If the test cases is "***Passed***" then it should show on the Case-URL and Req-URL of the Passed test cases ,and similarly for the failed ones their own Case-Url and Req-URL must be shown . Please help me how do I extract that ..

Sample input file : 
Execution start time 09/13/2013 02:43:55 pm

[Case-Url] - www.google.com


[Req-URL ] - www.qtp.com


***Passed***
__________________________________________________________

[Case-Url] - www.yahoo.com


[Req-URL ] - www.msn.com


***Passed***

___________________________________________________________

[Case-Url] - www.google.com


[Req-URL ] - www.qtp.com


***Failed***
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