Sorry, this is in a sub routine, and $_data is passed to the subroutine... so it is not undefined...

I have it write to a debug file and here is an example of it, I only changed the private data...

Data Received: "




<?xml version = "1.0"?>
<response>
<status>success</status>
<cardnumber>4141414141414141</cardnumber>
<balance>1872.39</balance>
</response>
"

XML Parser Parsed it into: $VAR1 = {
          'balance' => '1872.39',
          'cardnumber' => '4141414141414141',
          'status' => 'success'
        };

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So, I know it is getting data passed to it.

Richard

In reply to Re^2: error returned with XML::Simple or Data::Dumper by Anonymous Monk
in thread error returned with XML::Simple or Data::Dumper by Anonymous Monk

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