Hi, I have xml data that I extracted from large file and stored in a hash.my data as shown below 

$var1={
        'stud.xml'={ 
                   '24'=>'<address>
                           <streetname="xxxx"/>
                            <housenum="138"/">
                           </address>'
                     '20'=>'<address>
                           <streetname="xxxx"/>
                            <housenum="110"/">
                           </address>'
                         }
         'pav.xml'={ 
                   '26'=>'<address>
                           <streetname="xxxx"/>
                            <housenum="138"/">
                           </address>'
                     '27'=>'<address>
                           <streetname="xxxx"/>
                            <housenum="110"/">
                           </address>'
                         }
                         .
                         .
                         .
                 }

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now I need to convert this XML data into pdf form.I heard that I can do by using PDF::API2 module. How to install that module because I am using strawberry perl.Give some examples that convert xml to pdf using this module.

In reply to perl script to convert xml to pdf by veerubiji

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