Hello Perl Monks!

I am attempting to parse XML data from an HTTP request and place it into a local database. I've gotten to the point where I've got the XML data saved to a local temporary file and want to take the information from the XML file and place it into the database. However, the ASP script I'm pulling the data from queries a SEQUEL database and returns MS "RowsetSchema" XML Schema; I'm trying to parse the info from it on a Linux system and put it into a MySQL database.

My main question: is there a way to parse the XML schema on my Linux system with a Perl script? I looked at various CPAN parsers but can't seem to find one that interprets this schema correctly. Do I need a proprietary solution?

Thanks in advance!

In reply to Parsing Data from XML Schemas by mosiondz

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