I'm trying to learn how to use simple::xml. I have file cmdb_cohes.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<SDForm>
    <Form name="cmdb_cohesion.html" lang="en_US">
        <ResourceString>
            <tag>en</tag>
            <value>en</value>
        </ResourceString>

        <ResourceString>
            <tag>Cohesion</tag>
            <value>Cohesion</value>
        </ResourceString>

    </Form>
</SDForm>
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I wrote file.pl

use XML::Simple;
use strict;
my $xml = new XML::Simple;
my $data = $xml->XMLin('cmdb_coh.xml');
print $data->{Form}->{ResourceString}->{value};
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and as a result of running this script i get such error "Not a HASH reference at: ...file.pl line 14. Please tell me why? What i need to do to fix this. thanks

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