Hey I got the solution..
Thanks Chip...now i got able to capture the result.
but again trapped...
my $doc=XML::DOM::Document->new;
    my $parser=XML::DOM::Parser->new;
    $doc=$parser->parse($output);
    my $root=$doc->getDocumentElement;
    if ($root->hasChildNodes())
    {
        my @children = $root->getChildNodes;
        foreach my $node(@children)
        {
            print $node->getNodeName;
            if( $node->getNodeName eq "Result")
            {
                my @child=$node->getChildNodes;
                foreach my $value(@child)
                {
                    if($value->getNodeName eq "Name")
                    {
                        $report .=qq|<strong>$value->getNodeValue </st
+rong> <br>|;
                        my $val=$value->getNodeValue;
                        print $val;
                    }
                }
                      
        }
        
    }

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get nodevalue is not returning any value and giving exception that 
Can't locate object method "getnodevalue" via package "XML::DOM::Eleme
+nt"

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it means it is telling that this is element but if it element then how it returning getnodename.
and if element then how will it return me the value of that node.
$output contain this xml as string.
<myxml>
<result>
<name></name>
<address></address>
<phone></phone>
</result>
<result>
<name></name>
<address></address>
<phone></phone>
</result>
</myxml>

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can you help me to read this

In reply to Re^6: how does XML::DOM load XML? by ashwani
in thread how does XML::DOM loadXML? by ashwani

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