You already got what you were supposed to get.

You did: 
my $request=HTTP::Request->new(POST=> $lstrURL);

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which is a post request, and you got a 200 OK back, which meant that your request had been received, understood and processed by the server.

As you seem to be surprised at this response, and also you said "I do not get the content", I assume what you actually wanted to do was a 'GET' instead of 'POST', then you should do something like: 
my $request=HTTP::Request->new(GET => $lstrURL);

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Update: Thanks to jjdraco for pointing out my typo.

In reply to Re: HTTPS Call across proxy server by pg
in thread HTTPS Call across proxy server by Anonymous Monk

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