BCC wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I have a small app that needs to read in an xml file that I create, and then
> initialize some variable and objects with the data in the file.
>
> Ive taken a look around and still cant decide which way I should go for c++
> in VC7.
>
> I downloaded and installed xerces, and holy crappola, there is waaaaay too
> much information there for me to sort out what I need. Between the DOM,
> event driven SAX1, SAX2, I have really no clue where to go.
>
> I managed to use SAX2 to read in my xml document, but I cant find any
> documentation anywhere that tells me how to extract the info I need from the
> xml and use it. All the sample apps from the xerces site either read in a
> file or just write one out... I dont see where they read one in and suck out
> the data within the file. Very frustrating.
>
> Is xerces really the best way to go?? Seems like way overkill for what I
> want to do, and quite simply, I cant figure out how to use it. .NET has its
> own xml parser, but I dont want to use managed C++.
>
> Do I want to use DOM or SAX? Are there other smaller utilities that will
> get me to where I want to go?[/color]
This is off topic in clc++, regarding vc++ you should ask in
microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vc.
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That said, .NET provides full XML support of its own.
Check
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...tframework.asp
and especially the classes XmlTextReader, XmlTextWriter (forward only
parsing), XmlReader, XmlWriter, XmlDocument (in memory DOM
representation of an XML document), XPath, for queries and others.
Probably you will have to read a book or something. There are
specialised .NET books for XML, that you may read.
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