HiHo,

i try to parse the result of a amazon xml response via the webservice. if i call this service i got an xml Datafile like this: 

   <Details url="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/redirect?tag=webser
+vices-20%26creative=666%26camp=2025%26link_code=xm2%26path=ASIN/05960
+00480">
      <Asin>0596000480</Asin>
      <Authors>
         <Author>David Flanagan</Author>
      </Authors>
      <Lists>
         <ListId>IEF1DNVKZO8B</ListId>

         <ListId>1R36BE3AUD988</ListId>
         <ListId>3S02XL0KTQDW0</ListId>
      </Lists>
      <BrowseList>
         <BrowseNode>
            <BrowseName>Computer Books: Languages</BrowseName>
         </BrowseNode>

         <BrowseNode>
            <BrowseName>Computer Programming Languages</BrowseName>
         </BrowseNode>
      </BrowseList>
      <Reviews>
         <AvgCustomerRating>4.31</AvgCustomerRating>
         <TotalCustomerReviews>178</TotalCustomerReviews>

         <CustomerReview>
            <Rating>5</Rating>
            <Summary>Excellent reference, not a "how to" book</Summary
+>
            <Comment>... comment ...</Comment>
         </CustomerReview>
         <CustomerReview>
            <Rating>5</Rating>

            <Summary>Superb Reference</Summary>
            <Comment>... comment ...</Comment>
         </CustomerReview>
      </Reviews>
   </Details>

[download]

But now i will print out the informtion into a template. Can anyone give me a short eg. how to do this. i tried to do this with xml::simple like that:

$xmltree->{Node}

But for the deeper nested Nodes i've no idee how to catch it? And also the Attributes like "url" in the Details-Node.

Thx for any help ;o)

Rufnex

In reply to How to parse this XML? by Rufnex

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