thanks, i also hope your answer will help me;-) I have got another question: I also must parse my xml strings with XSL files. I used to do it with the XML::XSL module ( v0.24). This module is well integrated with the XML::DOM because you can easily parse DOM objects and get a string using the $XSLParser->transform_document($DOMobject,"DOM") method. example: 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use XML::XSLT;
use XML::DOM;

...

sub applyXSLDOM
{
my $self=shit;
my $request=shift;
my $xmldom=shift;
my $xsldoc="user\.xsl";

 eval{
    my $xslparser = XML::XSLT->new($xsldoc,"FILE");
    $xslparser->transform_document($xmldom,"DOM");
 };
 if ($@)
 {
    return $request->error("XSL Parsing failed: $@");
 }

return $xslparser->result_string;
}

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Would you know another perl XSL parser? Thanks a lot. Luc

In reply to Re: Re: XML::Parser multilanguage support by lucdewav
in thread XML::Parser multilanguage support by lucdewav

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