Hi - I'm trying to write an XML-based content management system, but my hosting service doesn't have many perl modules available. Their support guy just told me that they haven't installed any extra XML modules on their servers, so they've only got the standard IIS modules.

Only problem is, he can't tell me what those standard IIS modules are :(

I know that XML::Parser is there, 'cos I'm already using it, but that's only for incoming files.

Can anyone point me in the right direction for a list of modules (I'm looking at the msdn site, but its a mess)?

Much obliged.
willdooUK
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In reply to Standard XML Modules in MS - IIS by willdooUK

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