Has anyone else had better luck?
So far I have just written my own XML/WSDL modules, and that at great success ...
I was (and for the most part, still am) fairly ingnorant in XML. I took some courses, did the tutorials, but when I went to work with shipping integration for UPS and USPS, was at a loss. I planned to write some regexps, but the expanding tree structure of XML presented some challenges I didn't have time for. :D
XML:Simple in combination with Data:Dumper not only made this extremely easy, it made it tons easier to understand where I was going wrong in understanding XML trees. By looking at the output from Data:Dumper, everything just clicked. I was so inspired I went back to some RSS feeds I had manually parsed on previous projects and altered them to use XML:Simple.
I'm not a big fan of modules, the only other ones I use regularly are the CGI,DBI, and Image:Magick modules. But XML:Simple seems to do everything I need.
If you have had better experiences, I'd love to hear them. :)
I'm trying not to be a stinker on the topic. I'd just like to see some implementations that actually work as expected.
And, yes, I wrote my parsers in Perl. I do plan on uploading them to CPAN, but need to do some cleanup first.
[edited by: DrDoc at 7:19 pm (utc) on Sep. 24, 2006]