I have wrapped the data using Dumper from the Client side and wanted to pass the data using syswrite through Socket and wanted to use those data in the Server Side. 
Client Side
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my %c = ( 
        name => "Apple",
        value => "25",
        );
my $a = [ %c ];
my $d=Data::Dumper->New([ %c , $a]);
$Server->syswrite( $d , length($g));

Server Side
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$Scoket->recv($buffer,$buff_len);

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Not able to unwrap $buffer Tried with Dumper( eval $buffer->Dump). I could get only this much which throws the error as::> 
Can't call method "Dump" without a package or object reference at ....
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The Dumper gives the value as Dumper($buffer) ::> 
"$VAR1 = \'Data::Dumper=HASH(0x8adff94)\';"

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I am looking for the way how could I get back the data in the Server Side. Thanks SR

In reply to prob in unfolding Dumper Data at the Server Side Socket prog by sroy.5

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