Originally posted by: Franklin
Thanx for a Neat Illustrative Article, Hope to see some more from your End.
Thanx once again, It save me a lot of Time.
Regards
Hi TOM,
Franklin
Originally posted by: Lasse Johansen
After reviewing the example and make it again I simply must say... is it THAT easy? I am impressed... good article!
ReplyOriginally posted by: Allan Gallano
I am researching on a methodology that will be just right for our project. We have C++ classes that we wanna use in web development. Our approach is to use COM objects that will emcapsulate C++ classes to write XML files.
I've seen your article that seems appropriate for us; using DOM to create XML files. But I wanna ask you further if this is the right approach or is there any other easier one. ( The XML should conform to a particular schema ).
I found your article a very helpful one. Please keep up the good work!!
Originally posted by: Marketer
Hello!
This is a good article! But the application cannot read the next simple xml code:
<person>
<name>Joe T�r�k</name>
</person>
The problem is the special hungarian character '�'. (We have some other special characters - ���ő���ű� :-)
What should i do, to solve this problem?
Thanks,
Marketer
Originally posted by: Andy
This is Great solution for which I was looking for.
ReplyOriginally posted by: Mike
How do I compare some sort of string to the element name?
I.E: I want to have a flag in my code when pChild->namenode = Price ?
Also, Is their a way to change these elements into strings?
Reply
Originally posted by: skite
where is html parser?
need to find it.
Originally posted by: Derek
Does anyone know how to access the attribute datasuch as in the manufacturer tag:
manufacturer name="Chevrolet"
I tried adding:
if (NODE_ATTRIBUTE == pChild->nodeType)
{
AfxMessageBox("NODE_ATTRIBUTE: "+pChild->text);
}
to DisplayChild(), but this code is never run.
Thanks!
ReplyOriginally posted by: chandrika
I was looking for a parser and I looked all over web... They are very confusing and never deal about XML parser in siple way... This article is really great... This is what I needed...
Thanks much
Chandrika
Originally posted by: Mahen Thiru
Tom , your methodical approach is really good.