XML::Simple isn't made for complicated parsing. It's intended for simple configuration files, and has a couple of tricks thrown in to help in this regard.
I've used XML::Parser on my XML projects. I understand from subsequent reading that most consider that doing it the hard way, but it works for me.
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Maybe the problem is to parse the file? Have you tried to make a copy (just to other location) of the XML file and work with it, just to see if work?
Since the problem, I think, is to parse, I can't say anything before see the file. Can you post the file, or some part? Or put it in some site?
Graciliano M. P.
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Another question with this particular file is whether or not IIS is using the MSXML parser or an ad-hoc parser, if it is the MSXML parser, it shouldn't have any issues with your output (assuming valid xml), but if they patched something together, watch out!
mhoward - at - hattmoward.org
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