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I got this errors: ... not well-formed (

This means you did not use the download link, you should use it, How does 'Select Code to Download' Work?

Name "main::DATA" used only once: possible typo ...

This means you did not have __END__ or __DATA__ section but still used  \*DATA in the program, in other words, you did not run the program I posted

secondly, I am executing Jmeter on commandline so the results are individual xml files, I have to read through all and filter those values.

I understood :)

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Re^4: trouble,, need help! (parsing apache jmeter xml, preparing html report)
by numberuno (Initiate) on Apr 26, 2012 at 15:00 UTC
    Am just catching up with perl.. I did not take _END_ earlier. I corrected it but now I see this issue. 
    no element found at line 1, column 0, byte 0 at C:/strawberry/perl/ven
+dor/lib/XML/Parser.pm line 187
 at d:\xml test\NewTrial.pl line 53

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    can I make this to read all xmls in a folder?
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      I did not take _END_ earlier. I corrected it but now I see this issue.

      Use the download link, seriously. Or give it a filename ; could you tell it takes filenames?

      can I make this to read all xmls in a folder?

      No

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        Hi Sir, I have used the download link, biggest issue here is I have a set of Jmeter results as xmls, I have to read through all of these files and take only values of <httpSample ..... lb="xyz"> , <failure>, <error>, <failureMessage> and create an html report. I have been struggling with this and if you can help it will be grateful! This is the output of Script I downloaded 
         /testResults/httpSample/httpSample at NewTrial.pl line 32.
/testResults/httpSample/httpSample at NewTrial.pl line 32.
YO /testResults/httpSample at NewTrial.pl line 36.

<tr><td><p>
http://www.apache.org/style/style.css
http://www.apache.org/images/asf_logo_wide.gif
HTTP Request

</p>
<td><p>

</p></td>
<td><p>

</p></td></tr>

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        Regards!
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