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It was an element, so I had to use -&gt;textContent()
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It was an element, so I had to use ->textContent()

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How to print $response?<br />
perl code:<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; my $response = XML::LibXML::Element-&gt;new(<wbr />&quot;response&quot;<wbr />);<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; my $message_response = XML::LibXML::Element-&gt;new(<wbr />&quot;element1&quot;<wbr />);<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; $message_response-&gt;appendC<wbr />hild(XML::<wbr />LibXML::El<wbr />ement-&gt;new<wbr />(&quot;tag1&quot;));<wbr /><br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; $message_response-&gt;appendC<wbr />hild(XML::<wbr />LibXML::El<wbr />ement-&gt;new<wbr />(&quot;tag2&quot;));<wbr /><br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; $response-&gt;appendChild($me<wbr />ssage_resp<wbr />onse);<br />
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How to print $response?
perl code:
    my $response = XML::LibXML::Element->new("response");

    my $message_response = XML::LibXML::Element->new("element1");
    $message_response->appendChild(XML::LibXML::Element->new("tag1"));
    $message_response->appendChild(XML::LibXML::Element->new("tag2"));
    $response->appendChild($message_response);




perl, how to print xml element

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