> I don't know how you are receiving the XML, but for example, it it was
> in a string variable called "my_xml_string_variable", all you need to do
> is:
>
> <cfset xml_doc = xmlparse(my_xml_string_variable)>
> <cfdump var="#xml_doc#">
>
> That should at least get you started.
Or, if you have an URL that outputs the XML, you can do:
<cfset xml_doc = xmlparse("http://www.myxmloutput.com/?foo=bar&l=45";)>
<cfdump var="#xml_doc#">
ColdFusion will recognise that you are passing the parser an URL and
request the output of it as its XML input. Pretty handy really!
HTH
Dominic
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