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I suggest you read about XML DOM and XPath, then look for XML modules on CPAN, to help you.

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In reply to Re: Retrieve xml element and value in perl without spicifying element name by greengaroo
in thread Reaped: Retrieve xml element and value in perl without spicifying element name by NodeReaper

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