What's the easiest way to extract the following data from an xml file to say an array or class object in perl? I just need an example and which xml parse module(s) to use 
<valuelist>time|totalTime|serviceLevel|resultString|oidNames[RAW_IN|RA
+W_OUT]</valuelist>
<unitlist>EpocTime|Seconds|SLAValue|String|RAW|RAW</unitlist>
<datalogelement>1107388992|0.00251|1|Default status|2526997135|3422452
+313</datalogelement>
<datalogelement>1107389291|0.00224|1|Default status|2535521338|3423007
+889</datalogelement>
<datalogelement>1107389591|0.00307|1|Default status|2550911024|3423745
+020</datalogelement>
<datalogelement>1107389891|0.00241|1|Default status|2566162886|3424888
+956</datalogelement>
<datalogelement>1107390192|0.00236|1|Default status|2584817445|3425778
+169</datalogelement>
<datalogelement>1107390492|0.00243|1|Default status|2603853482|3426485
+628</datalogelement>
<datalogelement>1107390791|0.00229|1|Default status|2618185706|3427581
+317</datalogelement>
<datalogelement>1107391092|0.00235|1|Default status|2632878576|3427950
+009</datalogelement>
<datalogelement>1107391392|0.00234|1|Default status|2649691605|3428363
+809</datalogelement>
<datalogelement>1107391692|0.00252|1|Default status|2659540151|3428595
+498</datalogelement>
<datalogelement>1107391991|0.00235|1|Default status|2666344985|3429129
+946</datalogelement>
<datalogelement>1107392292|0.00234|1|Default status|2668397109|3429603
+634</datalogelement>

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