Howdy Monks. I'm trying to get and parse and Atom feed, with confusing results. When I run this 
use strict;
use XML::Atom::Feed;
my $url = 'http://terrorism-news.blogspot.com';
my $feed = XML::Atom::Feed->new(URI->new($url))
    or die XML::Atom::Feed->errstr;
my @entries = $feed->entries;

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I get the following object 
$feed = { elem => 'XML::Atom::Feed', 
      ns   => 'XML::XPath::Node::Element',
      version => 0.3
    }

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and @entries is null. Same result with I parse the actual feed address with XML::Feed. This is confusing because it seems to be detecting the correct NS and version, etc., but then not actually parsing the page. As far as I can tell from the docs this is how it's done. What's the problem?

TIA....Stevve

In reply to XML::Atom feed parsing problem by cormanaz

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