You cannot get that error from the code I offered.

I haven’t played with REST::Client or used it and I wouldn’t. It’s the wrong candidate, in my view, for this kind of chained method stuff, its error handling is not ideal, and if you examine the source you’ll see that everything it’s doing is pretty straightforward while also being limited in arbitrary ways.

I’ve written lots of mini-REST clients—usually for testing—using WWW::Mechanize + JSON + URI, and the HTTP:: family and that’s where I’d recommend looking. Although, in your case, since you’re using XML you may need XML::LibXML or XML::Twig or something. If the REST service can respond in JSON, I strongly recommend it over XML.

In reply to Re^5: HTTP::Request::Common output format. by Your Mother
in thread HTTP::Request::Common output format. by KSHYAMKUMAR

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