I used transfrmx to do it.

parsed=`echo $result | transfrmx -s some.xsl`

Have fun!

Richard

En réponse à Eric Wood <eric_at_interplas.com>:

> I'm a bit off topic.
>
> I can submit an XML formatted query and get an XML response back from
> the
> server. All this is possible thanks to curl. Does anyone know of a
> utility
> to parse a tree element to get a value after I have received the data?
>
> For example,
> $ result=`echo 'xml stuff' | curl --url
> https://www.ups.com/ups.app/xml/Rate -d @-`
>
> Now I need to parse the "$result" variable, but with tags being spilt
> on
> multiple lines, I really need a hypertext backengine or something.
>
> I know curl is just a transporter and doesn't handle back-end
> processing.
>
> thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
> -eric wood
>

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Richard PRESCOTT
Received on 2002-02-01