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Old June 25th, 2002, 03:27 PM
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I am new to XML. Let me tell you where i am with XML to date. Say I have a .xsd doc...using this I made XML doc and used xslt to dispaly it in browser...using XMLspy I used xml doc to make a database( Hope you know that you can do that using xml spy)...Now if I make changes in the database how can I bring the same changes in the XML tree....without updating the XML doc. Please help...........
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And how is that XML vs PHP??
>>I used xml doc to make a database
That is interesting, especially considering that there is, simply put, no way of doing that.
>>Now if I make changes in the database how can I bring the same changes in the XML tree....without updating the XML doc
Sorry, but that does not make any sense whatsoever. I think you need to get your concepts of xml straight.
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Hey......I know I need to clear my concepts but there is option that you can create an Access .mdb file from XML doc in XML spy...Now if I am mistaken what is it really...I need help
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Why is it XML vs PHP.....because I think I can update XML doc using PHP.......to connect database to XML...Thats what my idea is...and I wish if some senior member can help me clarifying my concepts
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