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XML creation XMLTextWriter vs MSXML

JD
Hi --

When I create an xml data stream using C# XMLTextWriter I can use
WriteStartElement/WriteElementString and WriteEndElement. Works great. Now
I'm trying to add elements to an existing piece of xml using C++ and MSXML.
And I'm have a difficult time creating elements and appending children to
accomplish the same as above 3 methods.

Tips appreciated.

Thanks,

Mike
Nov 16 '05 #1
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Han
Have you considered createElement and appendChild?

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Hi --

When I create an xml data stream using C# XMLTextWriter I can use
WriteStartElement/WriteElementString and WriteEndElement. Works great. Now
I'm trying to add elements to an existing piece of xml using C++ and
MSXML.
And I'm have a difficult time creating elements and appending children to
accomplish the same as above 3 methods.

Tips appreciated.

Thanks,

Mike


Nov 16 '05 #2
XMLTextWriter should be used for creating new documents, not updating
existing ones.
Try using XMLDocument. You can then easily use CreateElement to create and
AppendChild to add the element to it's parent structure.

Good luck.
Wole

"JD" <Mr****************@Hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:OK**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
Hi --

When I create an xml data stream using C# XMLTextWriter I can use
WriteStartElement/WriteElementString and WriteEndElement. Works great. Now
I'm trying to add elements to an existing piece of xml using C++ and
MSXML.
And I'm have a difficult time creating elements and appending children to
accomplish the same as above 3 methods.

Tips appreciated.

Thanks,

Mike

Nov 16 '05 #3

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