Hi all. I'm new to this and I've probably made some elementary error, so please bear with me :)

I want to read a wordlist from a text file and pass each word as a query to Google API. If the query returns more than 100 hits, then I want to write that word to a new file.

The relevant code snippet is: 
foreach (<FH>) {
    chomp;
    my $googleSearch = SOAP::Lite -> service("file:GoogleSearch.wsdl")
+;
    my $result = $googleSearch -> doGoogleSearch($key, $_, 0, 10, "fal
+se", "", "false", "lang_es", "latin1", "latin1");
    my $hitCount = qq{$result->{'estimatedTotalResultsCount'}};
    print "$_ returns about $hitCount hits.\n";
    if ($hitCount > 200) {
        print OUTFILE "$_ returns about    $hitCount hits.\n";
    }
}

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The problem I'm having is that the first word is queried and I get a $hitCount, but after that it's "500 Internal Server Error". Any idea what's causing this and how to solve it?

Thanks to all the Monks.

Cheers,
doonyakka

In reply to Perl and Google API by doonyakka

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