Ok, sorry. I'm designing an IPTV client-server application that transports video on demand. The server has to manage with user profiles and an electronic guide of contents. There is a XML file for the guide and one for each user.
In the server side, what I need to do is this. Each time the admin enters through a GUI the new parameters of a content I would like to add this new content on the guide xml file. "Content" is an element in the "Contents' Guide" XML schema. Then I need to parse a C++ object (content) to a XML element (content, in content_guide XML file). Moreover, each time a new user signs in the service, the server should create a new XML file for the user, based on the XML schema for a user. In conclusion, what I need is to know how can I parse from C++ objects or attributes to an XML file in two cases: when I need to create a XML file based on an existing XML schema (user) and add a new element (content) on an existing XML file (content_guide). I'm about to use Xerces C++ 2.8.0 for Windows but, in case this version didn't support the feature I need there would be no problem to switch to any previous version. What I need is some slight guiding points or whatever it could help (the API, a sample, a link...) to notice how can I do it as I haven't been able to find it by myself. I hope this helps. Thanks a lot, Javi 2007/11/15, David Bertoni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Javier Gálvez Guerrero wrote: > > I suppose you refer to the zip pack it can be downloaded from the > Xerces' > > site. I had already looked for any XML file writing sample and in the > > website as well but I didn't find anything. Are you referring to any > other > > thing? > > Part of the problem is your question is too vague to answer properly. > Xerces-C has functionality to serialize an instance of the DOM, but how > it's done depends on what version of Xerces-C you're using. > > Please describe what you plan to do with Xerces-C, and someone will be > able > to help. > > Dave >
