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How XML file works/runs ?? XML Programming forum discussing XML and related technologies, including XUL and XSL. XML is a self-describing file format, designed for maximum compatibility between applications.

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Old May 27th, 2000, 05:15 AM
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I have been hearing a lot of this xml stuff lately and ppl saying that its the future of the net lang.
I have seen a few of its codes....and they really look kewl. But how does this damn xml code run/work.
is it like html that u write the code on some editor and save it with extension .xml and run it. Well i am not sure, and neither am i commenting. I would like to know about it.

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Hi Duke,

It is like HTML in that the code does not "execute". The code gets parsed and the document is rendered. With HTML, it is (usually) the browser that parses the code. The browser "knows" HTML, so it knows how to render the document.

With XML, you also need a program that can parse the XML code and render the document. There are several free parsers out there. Check out http://xml.apache.org/ , http://www.xml.com , and http://www.xmlhack.com/

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Old June 3rd, 2000, 03:22 AM
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Hmm, thats prety good info that u gave me,
but mind suggesting me a good parser for xml
i have something called XML Spy 3.0 out here with me for win98 ( i dont think there's one for unix/linux's)
and i could not figure a bit out of it.
it was really some whacky IDE which i just shut off.
what others do u know of??
some good parsers??
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