Thanks,I changed my code as you suggested and still code the same error.

snippit of new code 

 my($TaxId) = $DocSum->findnodes('./Item[@Name="TaxId"]');
        print OUTFILE $TaxId->to_literal, "\t";

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From the error it looks like it doesn't like any of the xml entities all the way from the top nodes (ie. eSummary, DocSum

error again 

No declaration for element eSummaryResult
No declaration for element DocSum        
No declaration for element Id            
No declaration for element Item          
No declaration for attribute Name of element Item
No declaration for attribute Type of element Item

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In reply to Re^2: LibXML and parsing file with DTD by AWallBuilder
in thread LibXML and parsing file with DTD by AWallBuilder

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