- From: Claude Zervas <claude@utlco.com>
- Date: Thu, 13 Jul 2000 00:04:32 -0700
- To: "Rahul Naithani" <rnaithani@ssind.stpn.soft.net>, <www-dom@w3.org>
At 10:48 PM 7/12/2000 , Rahul Naithani wrote: >> I'm afraid I don't know what you mean by the phrase >> >> >a vc++ type of help >I mean, if I want to create an XML document using the DOM API then which >interface to implement, which method to call? >Simillarly for other operations there should be some kind of starting point >in the documentation. The documentation is in a very poor state right now >because I have to read the methods and guess what it could possible do. >regards and thanks for writing in . I am going to read the link you had >kindly sent. >Rahul. >> >> >> To "create an XML doc, add nodes to it, change the data of the nodes etc", >> you call the appropriate "methods, methods and more methods." I know, that >> doesn't tell you a lot about how to get started. ... Here's a simple example using Xerces (see http://xml.apache.org): To create the short document <x><y></y></x>: DOMImplementation domImpl= DOMImplementationImpl.getDOMImplementation(); doc = domImpl.createDocument( docURI, "x", docType ); Element root = doc.getDocumentElement(); Element anotherElem = doc.createElement( "y" ); root.insertBefore( anotherElem , null ); A good way to learn is to download a good package such as Xerces, read the JavaDocs, and just play around. The OpenXML packages are good for parsing and serializing. - Claude
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