Hi, i readed one question in perlmonks, that question is extract some part of xml data and create word document. for that question they suggested xml::xpath is best so i written like that.

#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
 use strict;
 use XML::XPath; 
# use XML::XPath::XMLParser;
 $file="data.xml"; 
my $xp = XML::XPath->new(filename => $file); 
open(INFO3, "+>$file.doc"); 
 # print INFO3 "Perl Xpath\n\n";         
print INFO3 "Data INFORMATION:\n\n"; 

        foreach my $data ($xp->find('data')->get_nodelist){ 
                print INFO3 "number:"; 
                print INFO3 $data->find('info')->string_value."\n"; 
                print INFO3 "information:";

         } 

 print "Converted XML file into WORD file\n\n"; 
print $file." WORD document generated"; 
close(INFO3);
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i readed one question in perlmonks, that question is extract some part of xml data and create word document. for that question they suggested xml::xpath is best

Well, perhaps "they" were wrong (where is this question?). XML::LibXML should already be installed, so read some other questions and answers (and maybe the documentation), and just use XML::LibXML

I googled "Can't locate XML/XPath.pm" and found this so I tried to rip/replace XML::XPath with XML::LibXML and poof* H:\programmer\perl>perl find-hostname.pl Can't locate object method "find" via package "XML::LibXML" at find-hostname.pl line 9.

use XML::LibXML;
 
my $file = 'y:\tmp\open\HP1.xml';
my $xp = XML::LibXML->new(filename=>$file);
 
# An XML::XPath nodeset is an object which contains the result of
# smacking an XML document with an XPath expression; we'll do just
# this, and then query the nodeset to see what we get.
my $nodeset = $xp->find('//IPHostname');
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so I don't think the 2 libraries are equiv. :)

it gives errors like as above said.i dnt know what i sholud do now ,i tried to insta....

:) Yes you do, you should install the module by using cpan or running Makefile.PL as explained in Re^3: problem with xml::xpath.pm