The 'writing part' might be a little misleading. We don't have any canned
formatter for outputting the XML. There are a number of reasons for this.
Partly its because we don't want to tie our code to any particular
streaming implementation. And, partly its because there are a lot of
different requirements for how XML is output. But, you can pretty easily
rip off the code in the DOMPrint example to dump out a DOM tree.
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Dean Roddey
Software Weenie
IBM Center for Java Technology - Silicon Valley
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Helo!
I downloaded the Xerces XML-Parser Version for C++.
And I'm very interested in using this Software for data
exchange between two applications. These applications
are written in C++. The platform is WIN NT4.
So I would need a functionality for writing and reading
XML-documents.
Within the introduction on your website
for the parser you mentioned that Xerces can read and write
XML. But I couldn't find a demonstrating sample for writing
XML.
May be you can give me a tip were I can get an
example or some hints using Xerces for writing.
Thank You in advance for Your help
Bernd. (Berlin, FRG)
