What is a practical use for XML? What kind of situation would call for using
it?
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Also, I would
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Also, I would suggest Jeff Peters' book on the CF XML Object:
http://www.cafepress.com/protonarts.50984013
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Re: [ACFUG Discuss] XML CF
XML is typicaly there for storage of information in a homogenous way.
John's suggestion of WDDX makes short hand of CFML constructs and is
adaptable to JS and XML format.
XML is used for configuration files, datasources and webservices just as a
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I will be using CF to get things in and out, just not sure of the best
logic. I'm been looking at the docs plus some other sites out there and
copying code snippets. Hoping it will set up some of the page flow for
later on. Come on, trying to learn
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I will be using CF to get things in and out, just not sure of the best
logic. I'm been looking at the docs plus some other sites out there and
copying code snippets. Hoping it will set up some of the page flow for
later on. Come
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MCG, your initial explorations with XML and CF are not unusual. You've
gotten some good
with it
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/Charlie
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Good to hear. Already printed out and plan
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Subject: [ACFUG Discuss] XML CF
I've not really worked with XML and CF. I've gotten some basics down, and
have looked, but am iffy on my logic.
-You read the XML file
-Read the length of the data from the XmlChildren array
-Loop over the parsed XML to put
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Subject: [ACFUG Discuss] XML CF
I've not really worked with XML and CF. I've gotten some basics down, and
have looked, but am iffy on my logic.
-You read the XML file
-Read the length of the data from the XmlChildren array
-Loop
1. Read the XML file with CFFILE
2. Parse the xml string with xmlParse()
--optional, but recommended-- narrow your XML document down to an
array of of your data elements using xmlSearch() and the xPath to
your data
3. loop over data and do what you will with it (conditionals to
check,
Also, I would suggest Jeff Peters' book on the CF XML Object:
http://www.cafepress.com/protonarts.50984013
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On Jan 1, 2007, at 8:31 PM, Andrew Powell wrote:
1. Read the XML file with CFFILE
2. Parse the xml string with xmlParse()
--optional, but recommended-- narrow your XML document
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