The following works with your xml (you have two </testResults> tags in your xml; there should be only one):

use XML::Simple qw(:strict);

my $xmlFile = 'textResults.xml';
my $xmlDocument = XMLin($xmlFile,
    ForceArray => 1,
    KeyAttr    => {},
  );


foreach my $httpSample (@{$xmlDocument->{httpSample}}) {
    print qq|<failure>$httpSample->{assertionResult}->[0]->{failure}->
+[0]</failure>\n|;
    print qq|<error>$httpSample->{assertionResult}->[0]->{error}->[0]<
+/error>\n|;
    print qq|<failureMessage>$httpSample->{assertionResult}->[0]->{fai
+lureMessage}->[0]</failureMessage>\n\n|; 
}

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Running this generates the following:

<failure>true</failure>
<error>false</error>
<failureMessage>Test failed: text expected to contain /Login/</failure
+Message>

<failure>true</failure>
<error>false</error>
<failureMessage>Test failed: code expected to contain /200/</failureMe
+ssage>

<failure>true</failure>
<error>false</error>
<failureMessage>Test failed: text expected to contain /true/</failureM
+essage>

...

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Add the code to process each file.

In reply to Re: reading multiple xmls in a folder and to get tagvalues stored and then printed to HTML by Kenosis
in thread reading multiple xmls in a folder and to get tagvalues stored and then printed to HTML by numberuno

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