Hey guys I have the following code:
sub get_strref {
my $self = shift;
my $file = $self->{file};
...
my $parser = XML::LibXML->new();
my $doc = $parser->parse_html_file($file);
my $str = $doc->toString;
return \$str;
Taken from the HTML Provider as an example.
I am doing on the fly conversions of PDF to HTML - would like to use
XML but having difficulty, so I am doing the HTML -> XML convert as
per the HTML Provider.
Two quick dev questions.1) Why does XML::LibXML above have an artificial root of the Apache DocumentRoot of the virtual server when I have loaded it up myself directly and other modules do not. Is this done by some "class" variable. The trick is here, that other modules need full path to real files and this does not, so I have to remember to convert...
2) Is there a way I can do two providers together, ie: must the HTML provider work on a file, or like a stylesheet can I cascade these after my provider produces HTML, thus allowing other HTML -> XML converts (eg: including content from a CGI or other non-AxKit Apache modules and converting to XML with Provider::HTML)
Ta ScottP.S. Tom, sorry have not had a chance to look at Apache 2 version yet, should do this weekend.
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