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Creating new xml in VC++.

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    Hi experts, I want to create new XML file that will contain some selected data from other XML files, so please tell me how to create new XML,add new nodes thru VC++ program or give me links that will help me to do so. Thanx in advance. :)

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      Hi experts, I want to create new XML file that will contain some selected data from other XML files, so please tell me how to create new XML,add new nodes thru VC++ program or give me links that will help me to do so. Thanx in advance. :)

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      crazy_sam wrote:

      I want to create new XML file that will contain some selected data from other XML files, so please tell me how to create new XML,add new nodes thru VC++

      Sounds like you want to work with an XML Parser and DOM. Maybe this tutorial [^]will help. Then there are several Parsers one can use in a C++ environment so you need to investigate these and choose one. Once you have a specific Parser/DOM, consult the documentation for it because the API's are not always identical even though the DOM is a W3C standard.

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