XML and Perl
by:
Mark Riehl; Ilya Sterin
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NEW RIDERS,Oct-02
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XML Level: I/A
ISBN: 0735712891 ISBN13: 9780735712898
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XML and Perl is a hands-on approach to the benefits of using Perl for all XML projects. Using practical, real-world examples, this book demonstrates how to perform a variety of XML tasks, ranging from basic tasks such as XML parsing to more advanced tasks such as writing XML event handlers, RDBMS integration, and XML transformation. The web site will provide support for updates, code, and errata. Download of all relevant programs and modules will also be available through this site. www.cpan.org. Author Bio
Mark Riehl has several years of experience in software development in a number of operating systems using Perl, XML, and C/C++. Most of his software experience is network related, having recently led teams developing a web-based network planning tool and a modeling and simulation effort that combined both live and virtual components. He works for a small company that provides innovative technical solutions for challenging technical problems. Also, he is a user and faithful supporter of open source software and contributes to the community whenever time permits. He has both BS and MS degrees in Electrical Engineering.
Ilya Sterinhas extensive professional knowledge and experience in systems and web programming as well as other software development. He has utilized a wide variety of languages and tools along with various database management packages to develop and maintain a variety of applications. He is an active developer/contributor to open source software. He has written four Perl modules: XML::CSV, XML::Excel, XML::SAXDriver::CSV, and XML::SAXDriver::Excel, now available through www.cpan.org (Comprehensive PERL Archive Network) and used worldwide. He is an active participant in PERL DBI and XML mailing lists and is a big contributor to the PERL community.
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