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You may want to set $OUTPUT_AUTOFLUSH (If use English), or $| =1;

Just a guess - if the XML does not contain Line Feeds, the output to the console will stay in the buffer, unless $| is non-zero.

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Re: Re: Problems accepting client data
by dwatson06 (Friar) on Apr 21, 2004 at 21:50 UTC
    I had AutoFlush set but I was reading somewhere that it was Defaulted now. I will reset it anyway, it doesn't hurt anything. It does appear to be hanging in the buffer though. Is there another reason the response would stay in the buffer?

    Thanks,
    DWW
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