This one's easy to answer...

For ppm, try this: 

C:\> ppm
ppm> set repository kobes http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/ppmpackages
ppm> set save
ppm> install XML::LibXML

[download]
Randy Kobe's stuff rocks. He's got LibXML and LibXSLT, and XML::XPath, and AxKit and all sorts of other goodies.

As far as books are concerned, there will be something soon, but not from me. And only for certain values of "soon".

In reply to Re: Re: Why is Perl so bad with XML? by Matts
in thread Why is Perl so bad with XML? by ajt

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