My need is that I will have a user who will call functions and pass various value to that. Those values would be converted as a hash and needs to be written to an xml file. For instance.. 
use Report;
$rep = Reporter->new();
my $id = "1";
my $value1 = "Some Process A";
$rep->getParameter($id,$value1);
#will do something
#will do something
my $id = "2";
my $value2 = "Some Process B";
$rep->getParameter($id,$value2);

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Report will have something like 
 
Report.pm
sub getParameter
{
    my ($self, $id,$value) = @_;
    my $hash = {
        'Key' => $id,
        'Value' => $value
    };
#The idea is that I need to keep writing the values so obtained in an 
+xml format..
        
}

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The xml file 
<Parameter key="1">Some Process A</Parameter> 
  <Parameter key="2">Some Process B</Parameter>

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I need an XML module that will let me append these tags to the file, as and when the specific functions are called. Which XML module would do this.. and a small sample of how to use it please.. Thanks, Perllace

In reply to Which XML module to use for this scenario? by Perllace

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