Hi wise monks !!

I hav a request page. This is page has a text area and a textbox. I give some set of statements in the text area and an integer value in the textbox.
So, my request will contain a request xml and a 15 digit key.
On submitting this page, wat i get is a response which will be in the xml format again.

Now my question is :
Using LWP::Useragent i need to fetch this xml output ( the source of that response page ) and write it to a file . How can i do that.

If i want to learn more about extracting the source code of a web page , which modules can i refer to ??

Please help me !!

I tried using LWP::Useragent and HTTP::Request , but am getting no output as if the page is blank ..

Awaiting you reply

thank u !!
vishi83

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