%h) {
print "$k -> $v\n";
}
$h{"apple"} = "red";
untie %h
--- End of code ---
Thanks in advance,
GeoffEG
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My sincere appologies..
Geoff
This one time, at band camp, Geoffrey Gallaway wrote:
> PATH is the Perl Advanced Techniques Handbook, by Mark Dominus. It
> will probably be published in early 2001 by
rstand I
could easily use apache to send XML data (GET) but I'm not to sure how I
should handle receiving XML (POST). I definetly want to do the XML parsing
and such with perl (I've been playing with XML::Parser, very cool). What
am I missing?
Thanks, sorry for being offtopic and for the bad
gt; unless ( $response->is_success ) {
> ## do what must be done in event of a failure
> }
>
> ## whatever else
>
> The receiving server could grab the XMLStuff as $r->param('XMLStuff');
> Hope i answered your question!
>
> - Matt Avitable
>
>