& XSLT Thanks for the help, I was away on another project.

>  The simplest solution here is to never ever use DTDs. Just kill that
>  DOCTYPE, it's useless at best and harmful most of the time. If you
>  can't do that though because it's a document you're receiving from
>  elsewhere ...

you're right, I can't.  BTW, it's the JBoss log4j config file.

>  
>  You can pass an XML::Parser that you configure yourself to XML::XPath
with the "parser" option
>  
>     my $p = XML::Parser->new(...);
>     my $xp = XML::XPath->new( parser => $p );
>  
>  Now there are several things you can try. The first would be to give
XML::Parser the NoLWP option:
>  
>     my $p = XML::Parser->new( NoLWP => 1 );
>  

This worked great.  Thanks again!

-Chris

>  -- 
>  Robin Berjon - http://berjon.com/
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