Hello, I'm trying to parse some attributes from my XML-file and count the different result attributes. I have read some examples but I can't get my code to work properly. When running my script I get a error massage "Not an ARRAY reference" Could some one help me? 
<exec>
   <dut>
      <tc id="001.001" result="Passed"
         <ts .../>
         ...
      </tc>
      <tc id="002.001" result="Failed"
         <ts .../>
         ...
      </tc>
      ...
   </dut>
</exec>
###
use XML::Simple;

my $Macaddress = param("macaddress");
my $conf = "/home/ember/devices/$Macaddress/$Macaddress.xml";

# create object
my $xmlfile = new XML::Simple (ForceArray=>1);
$xml = $xmlfile->XMLin($conf);

$Passed = 0;
$Warnings = 0;
$Failed = 0;

foreach my $TCresult (@{$xml->{tc}}){
   if ($TCresult->{result} eq 'Passed'){$Passed++;}    
   if ($TCresult->{result} eq 'Warnings'){$Warnings++;}    
   if ($TCresult->{result} eq 'Failed'){$Failed++;}    
}

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In reply to XML::Simple parse attributes by hakana

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