Could you develop Xerces is or will be the standard for processing XML in CGI? I don't understand this sentence.

I also don't know very well the Xerces Perl wrapper.

What I know is that I _HATE_ the DOM. Not only is it clumsy and verbose, I also think it leads to insecure programming (a well placed comment in the XML can usually crash a DOM program). So I guess you have my position on Xerces ;--)

An other pretty popular alternative to generate HTML from XML using XSLT and XPath-based Perl scripts is Matt Sergeant's AxKit, you might want to have a look at it.

In reply to Re: Which is the Best Perl XML Tool? by mirod
in thread Which is the Best Perl XML Tool? by sierrathedog04

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