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Subject: Re: [xsl] Parsing XML through VB From: ross.1.evans@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Date: Fri, 18 Jan 2002 13:07:18 -0800 |
One of the easier ways to parse XML in VB is to use Microsoft's Document
Object Model (DOM), found in Microsoft's XML4. Install xml4 on your
machine, then in your VB project, add a reference to Microsoft XML, v4
(xml4.dll). Then look at the Object Browser to see all of the class members
available to you that you can program. There are lots and lots of articles
on the Internet to help you get started. Also, Saxon and Xalan products are
excellent for xml processing, but programming them in VB can be a bit more
complicated, and the amount of learning material on them is not yet as
abundant as with the DOM.
kalpana rawat
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Hi All,
Could anybody tell me how to parse XML using VB if
there is any way to do it in VB.
Thanks,
kalpana
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