If you just want Tk to get updated, you can add update after you insert your text. e.g. 

sub send {
    tie (*SSL, "Net::SSLeay::Handle", "www.openssl.org", "443") 
      or die "error in tie\n";
    
    if (\*SSL) { print SSL "GET http://index.html \r\n"; }
    while (my $buf = <SSL>) {
      $txt->insert('end',$buf);

      ##### Update the Text Widget
      $txt->update;
    }
}

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Or, if you want to update Tk while it is in a loop, possibly only idling, then try putting $mw->DoOneEvent; inside the loop. This may be what you need to do to get your app working with POE.

HTH.

--
hiseldl
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In reply to Re: Tk POE SSL Win32 help by hiseldl
in thread Tk POE SSL Win32 help by JamesNC

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