xml-dev - RE: [xml training/tutorials, etc]

[Bob DeRemer <Bob.Deremer@wonderware.com>]

Alex,

I can't comment much on the applet end, as I work solely in the MS
environment and haven't gotten into Java much, but the primary means for
accessing an XML document [via a file, URL, stream] is the XML DOM [Document
Object Model].  You can use the SAX, but if you're going to be manipulating
the XML, the DOM is the way to go.  In the MS environment, MSXML.DLL is MS's
XML parser.  It provides a COM interface for dealing with the DOM and can be
called from C++, VB, JavaScript, JScript, VBScript, etc.  This and much more
can be found at the ms site below.  For other non-ms stuff, see one of the
other links.

As for resources, check out some of the following:

[this site has many samples and all XML SDK stuff (i.e. parser, tech
articles,e tc.)]
http://www.microsoft.com/xml/default.asp 

[samples, training, etc.]
http://www.ibm.com/developer/xml/

http://xdev.datachannel.com/

[the site for this list]
http://www.xml.org/xml-dev/index.shtml


Regards,
Bob

-----Original Message-----
From: Alex Suciu [mailto:alex.suciu@softconcept.ro]
Sent: Tuesday, May 09, 2000 6:34 AM
To: 'xml-dev@xml.org'
Subject: 


Hello,

I want to do an application that will use an xml that will be stored on a
server. I will access the xml from an applet and from a visual basic
application. 
What I need to be able to access the xml from the applet? And where can I
find documentation to learn xml and how to work with xml ?

Thanks Alex


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