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Classes | Full Java source code for the XML parser, XML DSO and C++ source code for the xml stream optimization is included in the classes folder. The source code for the xml viewer is in the viewer folder. | ||||||||||||||||||
Documentation |
Full class documentation for the
XML Object Model and the parser, including API
overviews with sample code is in the documentation folder.
msxml.class |
A command line parser that invokes the XML parser and uses the
XML object model to dump out the XML data.
You can run the XML Parser from the command line as follows:
| jview msxml -d samples\channel.xmlType jview msxml to see an updated list of command line options. Source code is aso included in the msxml.java file. Samples |
An assortment
of example XML files - with some DTD's, and some JScript that uses the XML Object Model
to format the XML data into HTML for display. Requires IE 4.0
| XML DSO Samples |
An Java Applet has been included that is an XML data provider
for use in Internet Explorer 4.0 Data Binding. For example, this
causes the rows of an HTML table to be populated with the data
found in the XML file. This is an update of the version that
shipped with Internet Explorer 4.0. Source code for the applet
is in classes\com\ms\xml\dso. Requires IE 4.0
| XML Viewer Applet |
A Java Applet has been included for viewing XML data in a collapsable
tree widget. XMLViewer.htm requires IE 4.0 but applet should run under other JDK's.
| XML Weather Demo |
A page that loads XML weather information using either the C++ XML Parser
or the Java XML Parser, and then interacts with that information using
a standard XML Object Model. Requires IE 4.0
| Auction Demo |
A real live demonstration of an XML based weblication. This requires installation
onto your webserver and instructions on how to install it are included. It also
provides documentation on how it works. This demo was given at the
Introduction to XML session at the Microsoft Professional Developers
Conference in San Diego. Requires IE 4.0
| XMLjavaParser.dsp |
A Developer Studio Project File
for compiling the XML Java source code.
| make |
A folder containing
an nmake file for building the classes. There's also a version of XMLInputStream.java
that you can use if you don't have the packages required to make the XMLStream.java
work (com.ms.com.*;, com.ms.com.IUnknown, and com.ms.com.Variant).
| install.exe |
This installs the
new classes, updates your registry ClassPath variables, installs the
XMLURLStream.dll in the dll folder. To uninstall type install -u and
drag the installation folder (default c:\msxml) to the trash can. To see all the
command line options type install -h
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If you're planning to reuse the Microsoft XML Parser code in other products, please read the Microsoft XML Parser in Java license agreement.
You can send general feedback and questions on Microsoft's support for XML to
the Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 Online Support page
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Developers who wish to provide technical feedback on the implementation of XML can subscribe to the public xml-dev mailing list (send mail to majordomo@ic.ac.uk with the subject line "subscribe," and the text "subscribe xml-dev name@address" in the body of the message). This list is very technical, and is for XML developers only.
For general information on XML, see the following:
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