Re: spot/remove repeated elements in XML documet

In days gone past any number of people, myself included, did webapp work
using AxKit. It was a great tool, but I cannot recall being exceedingly
pleased with XPathScript. In fact I always found it to end up being a really
awkward module to use in practice. There were various 'phasing' problems
with it IIRC. Certain things turned out to be inordinately difficult to do
or had to be done in non-obvious ways.

Towards the end of my AxKit days things seemed to have settled down to a
situation where basically you generated XML from a 'provider' and just hit
it with XSLT and XPathScript seemed to kind of fall by the wayside. Of
course other people maybe were more fond of it than I was.

On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 7:56 AM, Yanick Champoux <[email protected]>wrote:

> Manuel Souto Pico wrote:
> > Do you mean that I don't need to install Apache and mod_perl in order to
> > install AxKit but that I should be able to use XPS just with me regular
> > instalation of Perl?
>
>         You *do* need Apache and mod_perl for AxKit, but the standalone
> XPathScript module (which you can get at
> http://search.cpan.org/~yanick/XML-XPathScript<http://search.cpan.org/%7Eyanick/XML-XPathScript>)
> doesn't need AxKit or
> Apache.
>
>  > In that case, the way to execute it should also be
> > running just a simple Perl script, right?
>
>         Right.  XPathScript comes with a command-line utility named, well,
> 'xpathscript'. You'll be able to use it as I did in my example.
>
> Joy,
> `/anick
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