simple xml parser

By Joe Stegman Download the sampleIntroduction This is a sample of an extensible mechanic to add a markup model on top of an existing. net Framework object model. this sample's parsing rules can be summarized as "XML elements map. net Framework

This article explores the built-in XML support in SQL Server 2005. Describes how this support integrates with client programming supported by the. NET framework V2.0 and native code, such as OLE DB and SQLXML. First, Introduction Extensible Markup

xml| Tutorial Source: http://d23xapp2.cn.ibm.com/developerWorks/education/xml/xmljava/tutorial/xmljava-1-1.html Introduction to the first chapter About this tutorial In this tutorial, we'll discuss how to use an XML parser to: Working with an XML

Content: Two tools Design your own XML Dialect

Disclaimer: This article has been transferred from Http://www.blogjava.net/orangelizq/archive/2009/07/19/287330.html, and some changes have been made to the original text. =========================== Absrtact: XML has been widely used as one of the

Note: This article is about the latest version of previous articles on the same topic. The previous article introduces some of the main points of creating a high-performance parser, but it absorbs some of the criticism from readers. The original

Zhou (zhoujtnet@yahoo.com.cn) National Professional Laboratory of CAD/CAM, Northwestern Polytechnical University Wang Ming Micro (wangmv@hotmail.com) Northwest University of Technology CAD/CAM National Professional Laboratory July 01, 2002 XML DTD

Level: Primary Jane Fung (jcyfung@ca.ibm.com), VisualAge for Java support, IBM Canada This introductory article of July 01, 2001 describes how to create XML document type definition (DTD) and well-formed XML files that can be validated by the XML

Xml First, the introduction The popular scripting language on the Web today is HTML-dominated language structure, HTML is a markup language, not a programming language, and the main markup is for display, not for the structure of the

In recent articles on XML and MSXML DOM parsers in Kenn Scribner, only some of the features of the parser are described. These articles describe XML as a technology, but do not introduce the XML parser itself. Now, Kenn will go back to the MSXML