xmltocursor

I need to import data from a handheld device into vfp tables. Here is an example of what I am getting: xml Operario7798121754621/Operario terminal001/terminal ingresos cambio articulo7798121754621/articulo cantidad144/cantidad /cambio cambio

Re: xmltocursor

In addition to the below message, I should say that the table structure I need from this file is 7798121754621001.DBF articulo C(13) this would be the 13 digit item bar code as read by the scanner cantidad N(4) Rafael Copquin - Original Message - From: Rafael Copquin

RE: xmltocursor

Rafael, The MSXML parser might be what you want. Below I've pasted a prg I had found a while back to test with (but then switched to using VFP commands for the limited case I needed to work with). For the current version of the parser, search the MS website for MSXML. Bill *

Manipulating SVG (was Embeded documents ...)

Hi all I have pretty much given up on finding a native SVG editor that can act as an OLE server. So, thinking about alternative approaches, I could display the SVGDoc in an embedded viewer but do the editing of the SVG directly and then reload the changed/edited SVGDoc. Two approaches come

Re: xmltocursor

Thank you very much I tried it and can read it, though it does not give me the field names. I guess I will have to interpret the output. One question, ¿is there a limit to the number of records the xml can have? What I mean is this: the xml I get is the result of filling up a sales order, by

RE: xmltocursor

Rafael, sorry I haven't done more with XML to know. As mentioned, it turned out that I could do the limited amount of work I needed to do at the time using VFP commands to parse and build small XML files. I just did a little searching and came across this article, which might be what you're

Re: xmltocursor

Yes, that certainly can help. I'll read it and see what I can do. Thank you again. BTW, because of the time difference I assume you are in Europe. Great Britain, perhaps? Rafael - Original Message - From: Bill Arnold To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, June 09, 2007 7:13

RE: xmltocursor

Yes, that certainly can help. I'll read it and see what I can do. Thank you again. BTW, because of the time difference I assume you are in Europe. Great Britain, perhaps? I just work weird hours, in New York City :) Bill Rafael ___

Re: xmltocursor

I see, well I work weird hours too. Take care Rafael - Original Message - From: Bill Arnold To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, June 09, 2007 9:58 AM Subject: RE: xmltocursor Yes, that certainly can help. I'll read it and see what I can do. Thank you again.