If the samples make no sense to you, then you probably need to go out on
the web and do some reading on XML and DOM in general. We cannot really
provide a general purpose tutorial on these subjects since it would require
a book's worth of information. Once you have a reasonably good grasp of the
DOM and XML standards, the samples will probably make a lot more sense to
you.
But, just for argument's sake, the DOMPrint program has the majority of
what you need to do in it, if you are interested in DOM programming and it
sounds like you are.
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Dean Roddey
Software Weenie
IBM Center for Java Technology - Silicon Valley
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I wanted to use your c++ parser, but after reading all documents I
couldn't understand which function do I need to write in my program.
You wrote that for using your parser I need "to define factory methods
that create instances of objects that implement the various
interfaces."
I would be glad if you could send me an example of how do I use all
the interfaces of node, nodeList, element etc. Your examples are very
simple and I almost couldn't use them.
I didn't understand how do I reach the data in the tree after parsing
my XML file.
thank you, Kathry
