As long as the XML is indeed valid XML, then you have a whole slew of modules to choose from: XML
I Google'd for such XML and came up with the following code that uses XML::Simple
Hope this helps, feel free to ammend your question with any specifics. :)use strict; use warnings; use Data::Dumper; use XML::Simple; my $xml = XMLin(\*DATA); print Dumper $xml; __DATA__ <BarGraph xmlns="http://example.org/bargraph"> <Bar> <Title>Portland</Title> <Value>32</Value> </Bar> <Bar> <Title>Berlin</Title> <Value>20</Value> </Bar> <Bar> <Title>Pune</Title> <Value>16</Value> </Bar> </BarGraph>
jeffa
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In reply to Re: Perl Module for .NET Dataset
by jeffa
in thread Perl Module for .NET Dataset
by vinitns
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