Unsuccessful stat on filename containing newline...

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This means that the XML::Simple module is taking your $som variable and assumes that it is a file path because it is invalid XML.

You need to validate the data that receive from the API service. A simple solution would be,

use English qw( -no_match_vars );
my $result;
eval {
  $result = XMLin($som);
}

if ($EVAL_ERROR) {
  die "Invalid XML retrieved.  The error was " . $EVAL_ERROR . "\n";
}

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Also don't refer to internal values for a object ESPECIALLY when it already has an interface!

## GOOD
my $som=$response->content;

## BAD!!!
my $som=$response->{'_content'};

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In reply to Re: File does not exist: 500 read failed by Herkum
in thread File does not exist: 500 read failed by CColin

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