Re: How to read an XML file in Visual C++ 6
The www.firstobject.com CMarkup pro version handles just about everything.
I'm not sure if it validates against a DTD though. I don't think MSXML does
either. You could take a look at Xerces. It's huge and kind of terse to
work with, but it always works and does just about anything.
Tom
"David Webber" <dave@musical-dot-demon-dot-co.uk> wrote in message
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"marathoner" <rajk2000@msn.com.invalid> wrote in message
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I would like to know how to read an XML file in Visual C++ 6.0
I too am returning to XML after a break, and I need to run before I can
walk: I pretty much need the full DOM to parse a complicated format
defined in a DTD.
When folk refer to the Windows interface for XML - is that what I used to
call MSXML4 (or related) and is it part of Windows from XP onwards? (I
was beginning to get the hang of that a couple of years ago.)
Dave
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