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Your starting point: XML::XPath's documentation. Understanding XPath itself couldn't hurt; Zvon has many excellent tutorials.

HTH,

* Update: 2006-03-11 Like Zvon, deepX has a good collection of "Quick References" on XML-related technologies such as XPath, XSD, XSL and XSLT (and even CSS and MySQL!).

planetscape

In reply to Re: Seeking Xml::XPath tutorials by planetscape
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