Free xml software for linux

PerlPoint::Generator::XML::XHTML::Paged is a Perl module that generates paged XHTML via XML.

XML Toolkit provides an easy to use, very pythoninc approach to XML processing.
The current release of XML Toolkit is almost complete.

Check the source code to see the project status.

XML::MyXML is a simple XML module.

SYNOPSIS

use XML::MyXML qw(tidy_xml xml_to_object);

my $xml = "< item >< name >Table< /name >< price >< usd >10.00< /usd >< eur >8.50< /eur >< /price >< /item >";
print tidy_xml($xml);

my $obj = xml_to_object($xml);
print "Price in Euros = " . $obj->path(price/eur)->value;

EXPORT

tidy_xml, object_to_xml, xml_to_object, simple_to_xml

FUNCTIONS

tidy_xml($rawxml)

Returns the XML string in a tidy format (with tabs & newlines)

xml_to_object($rawxml)

Creates an XML::MyXML::Object object from the raw XML provided

XML::WBXML is a Perl module to convert between XML and WBXML using libwbxml2.

SYNOPSIS

use XML::WBXML;

$wbxml = XML::WBXML::xml_to_wbxml($xml);
$xml = XML::WBXML::wbxml_to_xml($wbxml);

This module is a wrapper around Aymerick Jehannes libwbxml (or perhaps libwbxml2, I am not sure what the distinction is) library for handling Wireless Binary XML. You must install libwbxml2 prior to installing this module. The library can be found at http://libwbxml.aymerick.com/ (libwbxml2 itself requires the expat library to be installed.)

The module defines two functions: xml_to_wbxml and wbxml_to_xml.

XML::DB::Resource is a Wrapper class for documents or document fragments.

SYNOPSIS

$resource = $collection->getResource($id);
$id = $resource->getId();
$xml = $resource->getContent();
$resource->setContent($xml);
$collection->storeResource($resource);
$parentColl = $resource->getParentCollection();

This is an abstract class implementing the Service interface Database from the XML:DB base specification. It should only be used indirectly, as superclass for a specific Resource type. The only current example is XMLResource.

XML::Genx is a simple, correct XML writer.

SYNOPSIS

use XML::Genx;
my $w = XML::Genx->new;
eval {
# < foo >bar< /foo >
$w->StartDocFile( *STDOUT );
$w->StartElementLiteral( foo );
$w->AddText( bar );
$w->EndElement;
$w->EndDocument;
};
die "Writing XML failed: $@" if $@;

This class is used for generating XML. The underlying library (genx) ensures that the output is well formed, canonical XML. That is, all characters are correctly encoded, namespaces are handled properly and so on. If you manage to generate non-well-formed XML using XML::Genx, please submit a bug report.

The API is mostly a wrapper over the original C library. Consult the genx documentation for the fine detail. This code is based on genx beta5.

XML::EasySQL is a two-way SQL/XML base class for Perl.
SYNOPSIS
...
# fetch a database row as hash ref
my $data = $db->selectrow_hashref(select * from users where id = 2);
# init the new EasySQL data object
my $data_object = EasySqlChildClass->new({data=>$data});
# get the root XML element
my $xml = $data_object->getXML();
# make changes to the XML document
$xml->username->setString(curtisleefulton);
$xml->bio->setAttr(age, 22);
$xml->bio->city->setString(Portland);
$xml->history->access->setAttr(last, time());
# output entire XML doc as string to STDOUT
print $xml->getDomObj->toString();
# update the database
my $sql = $data_object->getSQL();
my $q = "update users set ".$sql->{users}." where id = 2";
$db->do($q);
Main features:
- Two-way transforms between XML and SQL data
- smart SQL updates: only altered tables are updated
- unlimited tree depth
- multiple SQL tables can merge intone XML tree, then back again
- precise control over how data is translated
- offers either an easy XML interface or plain DOM
- database independent