Hi ,
I am a begginer with perl, and i'd like to know how i get a value from a xml file.
according to xmpspy the path is:
/Provisioning/ComponentParameters/MaFieldsLogic/Parameter10/Value/Item
i want to get the following value ems.mydomain.com and print it: 
<Parameter>
            <Name>MADefaultAddressDomain</Name>
            <Description>Determines the email operator mail account do
+main (address suffix).</Description>
            <Type>String</Type>
            <Restriction>
               <RequiresRestart>false</RequiresRestart>
               <Internal>false</Internal>
               <MinVal/>
               <MaxVal/>
               <MaxLength>256</MaxLength>
               <Mandatory>true</Mandatory>
               <Lov/>
            </Restriction>
            <Value>
               <Item Value='ems.mydomain.com'/>
            </Value>
         </Parameter>

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