Here the code that I implemented. At the bottom of the file is the complete XML file
that I am parsing.
I capture all six person id's and their values. The i loop captures all the id's.
The k loop is where I try to capture the tags and values within each person id block.
My approach is not
he subordinates
}
This code is sort of C-ish and I skipped the transcode steps, but it should
give you an idea.
Like many problems, there are a lot of solutions - this is just one from a
non-expert.
Hope this helps,
Karl
> -Original Message-
> From: Purdy, Edgar M
Can someone recommend URL's for XML tutorials that apply to c++.
Functionality eluded to in the Java tutorials is not available in c++.
In Java the properties class is utilized, no such class exists in c++
and my efforts to create my own c++ equivalent of the Java properties
class has not
Gareth,
The problem with the all the DOM tutorials that I've found is that they
are ALL Java based.
-Original Message-
From: Gareth Reakes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 22, 2003 7:51 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Tutorials
Hi,
go and take a look
and its value "one.worker two.worker
three.worker four.worker five.worker" etc..
Any help is greatly appreciated.
The first record in the file reads like this:
-
Boss
Big
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Are there any c++ tutorials on line for Xerces?
Ed Purdy
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tag "email" and its value "[EMAIL PROTECTED]".
Then the tag "link subordinates" and its value "one.worker two.worker three.worker
four.worker five.worker" etc..
Any help is greatly appreciated.
The first record in the file reads like this:
-
Boss
I found Sun's java xml tutorial useful for getting started. It's
close enough that I could move my trial code over very easily from
java to C++.
Scott
"Houle, Dennis W" wrote:
>
> Team Xerces -
> Just wondering if anyone knows of or can recommend any "Programming with the
> DOM API" tutorial b
Team Xerces -
Just wondering if anyone knows of or can recommend any "Programming with the
DOM API" tutorial books, complete with lots of code samples. Most XML books
seem to give the DOM API no more than half a chapter of coverage.
Thanks.
Dennis W. Houle
Tactical Communications Networks
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