I have typed this at initial part of the code... 

sub new
{
    my ($class) = @_;
    
    #my ($proto) = @_;
    #to make the constructor both class and object method
    #my $class = ref($proto) || $proto;
    
    my $self = {
        #attributes of object
        _id                 => undef,
        _user_scenario      => undef,
        _result_type        => undef,
        _result_log_link    => undef,
        _not_exposed_reason => undef,
        _error_excerpt      => undef,
        _triage             => undef,
    };
    
    bless $self, $class;
    return  $self;
}

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then I wrote sub error_excerpt.For general output also I am not getting error_excerpt if there is any when I used 

sub error_excerpt{
return defined($error_excerpt)?$self->{_error_excerpt}:"No Error Excer
+pt.";
}

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Is there anything missing? I have used use strict and use warnings as well.Where I am doing mistake?

In reply to Re^2: Question on XML output using Perl by siddheshsawant
in thread Question on XML output using Perl by siddheshsawant

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