Hi, I am stuck by the problem of using XML::Smart module, it can't work. Recently, I want to use XML::Smart to parse the XML response, but i can't get any results,so i test the return as follows: 
#!/usr/bin/perl

use XML::Smart;
use Data::Dumper;
use warnings;
use strict;

#open FILE1, 'run.xml' or die $!;

my $XML_1 = XML::Smart->new('run.xml');
my $ref = $XML_1->{product};
print $ref;

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I expect to see the reference of response, but after running it 
C:\Users\rchen4\Desktop\Perl_XML>perl script2.pl

C:\Users\rchen4\Desktop\Perl_XML>

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no result. XML::Smart and Object::MultiType are all installed. Could someone be helpful?

In reply to Why XML::Smart module can't work by sanguine_perl

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