Hi All, How can I use XPATH to get the values from the XML. Did some research and installed XML::LibXML

XML file:
<env:Envelope xmlns:env="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"> <env:Body> <oos:EmpDetailsResponse xmlns:oos="http://www.hrservcices.com/2. +0"> <oos:EmpName id="123">David</oos:EmpName> <oos:EmpName id="1431">George</oos:EmpName> <oos:EmpName id="543">Peter</oos:EmpName> <oos:EmpName id="434">Samuel</oos:EmpName> <oos:EmpName id="4353">Kathy</oos:EmpName> </oos:EmpDetailsResponse> </env:Body> </env:Envelope>

Output I should generate is:

123:David

1431:George

543:Peter

434:Samuel

4353:Kathy


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