I added commas to the end of each line, and now JSON::SL is trying to decode at least now I'm getting a hash ref error... 
JSON Stream parser test
Received:
{"sequenceNumber":1402012831,"frequency":7077409,"mode":"JT65","sNR":-
+21,"flowStartSeconds":1492208570,"senderCallsign":"EB5JRL","senderLoc
+ator":"IM99SL","receiverCallsign":"ON3HPI","receiverLocator":"JO20et"
+,"receiverDecoderSoftware":"JTDX v17.7"},
Can't use string ("1402012831") as a HASH ref while "strict refs" in u
+se at client.pl line 38.

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Should it not be using "sequenceNumber" as the reference and "1402012831" as the data? The line it fails on is  print "$obj->{Value}{flowStartSeconds}: $obj->{Value}{senderCallsign}\n"; If I use Data::Dumper the first element looks like below, could it be I've got my JSON pointer wrong so it's not looking at the whole line? 
$VAR1 = {
          'Value' => 1402024539,
          'Path' => '/sequenceNumber',
          'JSONPointer' => '/^'
        };

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I'm not overly strong in OO Perl, I know I should how to use it more. Thanks

In reply to Re^2: Trying to decode JSON streaming from a website by ve6sar
in thread Trying to decode JSON streaming from a website by ve6sar

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