hello friends. i just started using perl and right now i was working on extracting elements from one of the xml file i have. Below the xml dump which is created
$VAR1 = { 'soap' => { 'Response1' => { 'response2' => { 'response3' => [ + { + 'tag1' => 'value1', + 'tag2' => 'value2', + 'tag3' => 'value3', + }, + { + 'tag1' => 'value4', + 'tag2' => 'value5', + 'tag3' => 'value6', + }, + { + 'tag1' => 'value7', + 'tag2' => 'value8', + 'tag3' => 'value9', 'tag4' => '' } + ] }, 'xmlns:ns2' => ' +http://test.com/' } }, 'xmlns:soap' => 'http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/' };

I want to extract "VALUE1" which is associated with the the first tag1. i write the following code, but it does not help. i tried searching for posts. may be i am a new comer and not able to understand this

use XML::Simple; use Data::Dumper; $xml = new XML::Simple(KeyAttr=>('response3'),ForceArray=>('response3' +)); $data = $xml->XMLin("c:\\b.xml") or die $_; print Dumper($data); print"\nStartPrinting First Statement"; print "Data=$data->{'soap'}->{'Response1'}->{'response2'}->{'response3 +'}->[0]->{'tag1'}";

In reply to Not able to fetch value in a multi-dimentional HASH by bose1981

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