XML on TPF: A Short Tutorial

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Congratulations!

This tutorial has provided you with an understanding of how TPF applications written in C++ language can access XML data. To gain hands-on experience with XML on TPF, do one of the following:

Go back to the beginning and choose the Follow Along path.
See the TPF XML User's Guide to learn how to use the sample programs that came with the ported XML4C code.

What Do You Think?
Did this tutorial help you to understand XML on TPF? Did you enjoy it? Do you have suggestions for ways we could improve the tutorial? Send your feedback to tpfid@us.ibm.com.

Optional Step: Supplemental Material
An XML document can present data in elements as element data or as attribute values. Currently, members of the XML community have different opinions about whether one method is better (or more efficient) than the other. To explore this issue further by viewing a slightly different XML document, the following provides a supplemental XML document and DTD:


Open the supplemental DTD in another browser window. After you have viewed the DTD, close the window by clicking the X in the upper-right corner. Open the supplemental XML document in another browser window. After you have viewed the XML document, close the window by clicking the X in the upper-right corner.

You are done with the tutorial!

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