> > <de>
> > <gwdg>
> > <address>ftp.gwdg.de</address>
> > <method>ftp,http,rsync</method>
>
> Well, this is someting I did not know was possible. That creates new
> opportunities. :-)
>
> > <rootfolders>
> > <opensuse>
> >
> > <folder>pub/opensuse/distribution/</folder>
> > <version>10.0<version>
> >
> > <dir>inst_source</dir>
> >
> > <dir>inst-source-java</dir>
>
> We could then use: <dir>inst_source,
> inst-source-java</dir>
> or do I make a mistake here?
> <snip>
>
> houghi
I guess that I made some mistakes, but first of all:
why do you want to use XML?
the <de> and <gwdg> tags are not XML-valid I guess, so they have to be
replaced like this (and I think the , can be solved more XML-valid too):
<tree>
<country>de</country>
<name>gwdg</name>
<address>ftp.gwdg.de</address>
<method>
<m>ftp</m>
<m>http</m>
<m>rsync</m>
</method>
...cut....
</tree>
<tree>
<country>be</country>
<name>skynet</name>
...
</tree>
Too be honest...i'm fugged up now and can't think that well. Messing it all
up :). Give me a few days and I will present a nice structure that is
XML-valid .
Azerion
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