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Using XML::XPath without Expat installed
user name
 2006-05-26 16:38:14 

  


  

    I understand that XML::XPath requires XML::Parser which in turns require the expat c library to be installed.

However due to portability issues, i am unable to install expat library onto my aix machine. But i have the binaries for expat libraries. So my question is, has anyone successfully made use of the binaries and linked it up with XML::Parser module? 


If there is no solution for this, is there any alternatives modules i can use for XPath that is pure perl and does not requires any libraries to be installed?

Appreciate any help.


  

  
  
   
     
    

  

    Using XML::XPath without Expat installed
  


  

     user name

     2006-05-26 17:29:10
  


  

    

  


  

    In your case, why not use XML::LibXML? It's a more powerful (and faster) 
module anyway. Its requirement is libxml2, for which you can get AIX binaries 
straight from IBM:

 



 


You may need libxml2-devel, too--I forget.


 


- Mark.




  

  

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Subject: Using XML::XPath without 
  Expat installed


  
I understand that XML::XPath requires XML::Parser which in turns 
  require the expat c library to be installed.

However due to portability 
  issues, i am unable to install expat library onto my aix machine. But i have 
  the binaries for expat libraries. So my question is, has anyone successfully 
  made use of the binaries and linked it up with XML::Parser module? 

If 
  there is no solution for this, is there any alternatives modules i can use for 
  XPath that is pure perl and does not requires any libraries to be 
  installed?

Appreciate any help.

  

  
  
   
     
    






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