it sure helps.
Especially atribute handing :)
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "min2sia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hi, Bojan
> I would do it this way:
>
> XMLDocument myXML = new XMLDocument();
> XMLNode n;
> ;
> n = myXML.createElement("tn");
> myXML.appendChild(n);
> myXML.save("C:\\mile.xml");
>
> Result file will contain only this string:
> <tn/>
>
> If you want some sub-nodes under "tn" section, append children the
same way to "n" node.
>
> If you want to create attributes, use XMLAttribute:
> /* ... */
> XMLAttribute xAttribute;
> ;
> n = myXML.createElement("tn");
> xAttribute = myXML.createAttribute("Attribute_1");
> xAttribute.setNodeTypedValue("value1");
> n.attributes().setNamedItem(xAttribute);
> myXML.appendChild(n);
> myXML.save("C:\\mile.xml");
>
> Not tested, but hope this helps :-)
>
> --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Bojan Jovicic
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Has anyone tried export data to XML?
> > How do you assign name to a node?
> > Here is some sample code, that doesn't to much:
> > XMLDocument myXML = new XMLDocument();
> > XMLNode n;
> > ;
> >
> >
> > myXML.createTextNode("tn");
> > n = myXML.createTextNode("tn");
> > n.nodeValue("aaaa2");
> > // This doesnt work, and I dont know how to assign value/name
to root node
> > myXML.root().appendChild(n);
> > myXML.save("C:\\mile.xml");
> >
> >
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