Thanks for reply.
I did check XML::Rules first, need to explore it further.
Did profile and found two bottlenecks

  1. Waiting for web service to reply (if it can be called bottleneck of code Nytprof does not consider IO waiting time )
  2. Time Taken by XML::Simple 
    # spent 66.0s (147ms+65.9) within XML::Simple::XMLin which was called:
+ # once (147ms+65.9s) by main::RUNTIME

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In reply to Re^2: Is it wiser to move on from XML::Simple to XML::Compile ( XML::Hash::XS ) by mohan2monks
in thread Is it wiser to move on from XML::Simple to XML::Compile by mohan2monks

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