& XSLT Bjoern,

This is my first time using Perl to work with XML in this way, so my
reasoning for using XML::DOM is simply based upon some examples I have
found. Do you think it would be better to use XML::LibXML when making a copy
of data in one file to paste into another?

My thought was that cloning the node would be easiest way to simple grab all
the content between <Article> </Article> so that this data could be pasted
into another XML file.  Basically, I have a lot of 'stand alone' files that
contain content, and I need to consolidate that content into one main XML
file.

Ex:
a = clone of <Article> nodes between</Article>
then
paste in between <Articles> </Articles> in another file.

Thanks very much for your response.

On 7/25/07, Bjoern Hoehrmann <derhoermi@[...].net>  wrote:
> 
>  * John Krewson wrote:
>  >I am getting the following error when attempting to use cloneNode, in
>  order
>  >to clone a node and then paste this node into a target file:
>  >Can't locate object method "cloneNode" via package "XML::DOM::NodeList"
> 
>  If you have XML::LibXML I don't think there is any reason to use
>  XML::DOM. As for your problem, getElementsByTagName returns a node
>  list (zero or more nodes); you are trying a method for a single
>  node on a list of nodes, you have to clone the nodes one by one.
>  Not that I am sure why you are trying to clone them in the first
>  place.
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