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My First XML Document
By: Gayathri Gokul
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    2003-09-22

    Table of Contents:
  • My First XML Document
  • Tools For Browsing XML
  • Tools For Parsing XML
  • Microsoft XML Parser
  • Creating An XML Document
  • Tools For The Trade

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    My First XML Document - Microsoft XML Parser


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    As we have already stated there are numerous XML parsers available, you could choose the one, which you feel comfortable with. But this tutorial is focused on Microsoft technologies for XML, so the material covered will be limited to the Microsoft XML parser (MSXML). This is a very powerful parser performs syntax checking, does validation, and exposes the document content with both SAX and DOM. To download and install package for MSXML Parser go to http://msdn.microsoft.com/downloads and search for “MSXML Parser”.

    Microsoft XML Software Development Kit:
    Another useful tool that is available from Microsoft is the Microsoft XML Software Development Kit (MSXML SDK). The SDK is installed at the same time you install MSXML Parser.

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