Try testing the $DynamicPageCheckOK outside the loop. (see comments in your code below "MOVE THIS" "HERE")

You may also consider exiting the foreach right after finding the HEAD tag to avoid looping after you know the answer. 

sub GetWebLogic {
       $url = "http://" . $server . ":" . $port . "/HttpController?Get
+Page=
   +UserLogonForm";
       if ($Testing eq "Yes" ) { print "Checking Dynamic Page\n"; }
       $ua = new LWP::UserAgent;
       $request = HTTP::Request->new(GET => $url);
       $response = $ua->request($request);
       if ($response->is_success) { $dynamic = $response->content; }

       @dynamic = split(/\n/,$dynamic);
       
       foreach $line (@dynamic) {
           ## Check the output of the web page for the HTML <HEAD> tag
           if ($line =~ /<HEAD>/i) { 
               if ($Testing eq "Yes") { print "Found the Dynamic HTML 
+<HEAD
   +> tag\n"; }
               $DynamicPageCheckOK = "Yes";
           }
    }  # HERE
       if ($DynamicPageCheckOK eq "Yes") { 
               ## Page returned do noting
           } else {
               ## Page didn't return generate an error
               &GenerateServerError;
           }
   #    }      # MOVE THIS

   }

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UPDATE: Note that if ($response->is_success) is true you successfuly "got" the requested page, so unless you need some to inspect the content to take some action, you probably don't really need to take the effort to through the content. (also consider what happens if they go and make a change and lowercase the HEAD tag on you :)

In reply to Re: Waiting for a response by wardk
in thread Waiting for a response by liquidc00l

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