Hi Please try this and it will help you and please try to print the data accordingly from the complex data XML::Simple will pass the xml data and will create a nested data structure and you can bring your data from that
#!/usr/bin/perl
use XML::Simple;
local $/ = undef;
$xml_data = <DATA>;
$xml_simple = XML::Simple->new( KeepRoot => 1,
KeyAttr => 1,
ForceArray => 1
);
$xml_obj_data = $xml_simple->XMLin($xml_data);
use Data::Dumper;
print Dumper($xml_obj_data);
__DATA__
<OrderDetail>
<ListOfItemDetail>
<ItemDetail>
<BuyerLineItemNum>1</BuyerLineItemNum>
<ListOfStructuredNote>
<StructuredNote>
<GeneralNote>Line 1 Text.</GeneralNote>
</StructuredNote>
</ListOfStructuredNote>
</ItemDetail>
<ItemDetail>
<BuyerLineItemNum>2</BuyerLineItemNum>
<ListOfStructuredNote>
<StructuredNote>
<GeneralNote>Line 2 Text.</GeneralNote>
</StructuredNote>
</ListOfStructuredNote>
<ListOfStructuredNote>
<StructuredNote>
<GeneralNote>More Line 2 Text.</GeneralNote>
</StructuredNote>
</ListOfStructuredNote>
</ItemDetail>
</ListOfItemDetail>
</OrderDetail>
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