XML on TPF: A Short Tutorial

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Write the Sample Applications

DOM and SAX handle XML data very differently, so we have included two sample applications: one that uses the DOM API and one that uses the SAX API.

XML on TPF requires the application to be written in C++ language. One C++ program is called domxml.cpp and the other saxxml.cpp. To help you understand the code, comments are used throughout each program to explain what each API is doing.


Before continuing, do the following: Open the sample DOM application (`domxml.cpp`) in another browser window. Click File --> Save As. Save the file in C:\xmltut as `domxml.cpp`. The default file name may be `domxml.cpp.txt`. If this is true, ensure that you remove the `.txt` extension. Close the window by clicking the X in the upper-right corner. Open the sample SAX application (`saxxml.cpp`) in another browser window. Click File --> Save As. Save the file in C:\xmltut as `saxxml.cpp`. The default file name may be `saxxml.cpp.txt`. If this is true, ensure that you remove the `.txt` extension. Close the window by clicking the X in the upper-right corner. Once you have saved both applications, you are ready to continue.

For More Information
The following will help you with application programming:

TPF Application Programming
TPF C/C++ Language Support User's Guide
TPF XML User's Guide.

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