Re^2: reading multiple xmls in a folder and to get tagvalues stored and then printed to HTML

I could reach to this level with your help, but some silly mistake is haunting..

use XML::Simple qw(:strict);
use File::Find;
use strict;
use warnings;
use Carp;
use File::Find;
use XML::Parser;
use File::Spec::Functions qw( canonpath );

if ( @ARGV == 0 ) {
    push @ARGV, "D:\\xml test";
    warn "Using default path $ARGV[0]\n  Usage: $0  path ...\n";
}
open(HTML_FILE, ">JBAT_Report.html") || die "Can't open file: $!\n";
# Print the initial HTML tags
print HTML_FILE "<html>\n<body>\n<h1>BAT Report - JMeter Test</h1>\n<h
+r><br><table class=MsoTableGrid border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0 
+><tr><th><p>TestPlan</p></th><th><p>Test Failed?</p></th><th><p>Failu
+reMessage</p></th><th><p>Link to Source</p></th></tr>";

find(
    sub {
        return unless ( /[.]log\z/i and -f ); #getting multiple xml fi
+les with .log format
        extract_information();
        return;
    },
    @ARGV
);


sub extract_information {
    
my( $error, $value, $failure, $failureMessage ) = ("") x 4;
my $xmlFile = $_; # is this correct?
#print HTML_FILE $xmlFile;
my $xmlDocument = XMLin($xmlFile,
    ForceArray => 1,
    KeyAttr    => {},
  ); # it shows error here


foreach my $httpSample (@{$xmlDocument->{httpSample}}) {
    print HTML_FILE qq| $httpSample->{assertionResult}->[0]->{failure}
+->[0]\n|;
    print HTML_FILE qq| $httpSample->{assertionResult}->[0]->{error}->
+[0]\n|;
    print HTML_FILE qq| $httpSample->{assertionResult}->[0]->{failureM
+essage}->[0]\n\n|; 
}


print HTML_FILE <<"EOF";
<tr><td><p>$value</p><td><p>$failure</p></td><td><p>$failureMessage</p
+></td></tr>
EOF
return;
}
print HTML_FILE "</body><br></html>";
close (HTML_FILE);
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But its throwing "File does not exist: 0 at 98675.pl line 33"

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Re^3: reading multiple xmls in a folder and to get tagvalues stored and then printed to HTML by Anonymous Monk on Apr 27, 2012 at 12:11 UTC
I could reach to this level with your help, but some silly mistake is haunting.. See Re: trouble,, need help!, Re: trouble,, need help! and give extract_information an argument, pass it an argument, tell it what file to read, and read perlintro#Writing subroutines	[reply]


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