Just because that's what it's provided to me as on the remote page.
Would the realty board have to reformat their information or provide it in a different format for me to access via CFC? Are there any CFC's you might recomend for the job of parsing the info or setting it up on their side?
Thanks so much..
Britta
> why xml? are u getting it as an outside datasource?
> i do lots of realtor sites and started with xml but qhickly left that
> for cfc's. xml cant match the speed of of cfc, not to mention hell of
> a lot less coding too do.
>
>
> ---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
> From: Britta Bennett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: Thu, 07 Oct 2004 00:30:21 -0400
>
> >Hello,
> >
> >I desperately need some XML/CF advice, I would be extremely grateful
> for any pointer. I'm looking for a heavy duty, FAST tag that will
> parse the XML source and convert it to CF variables I can insert into
> the database, and which will not cause the server to time out the loop
> or the query in the process. I've searched on Macromedia and it seems
> the majority are written by people several years ago that are no
> longer reachable, and the others are not thurough enough for a non-xml
> writer to be able to use them.
> >
> >I've got five realtor websites to launch on my new backend system
> before Saturday, and the XML to CF tag I was counting on has let me
> down. It seems every time that more than one or two listings are
> parsed, either the loop or the query time out on the server. The
> server says they can not adjust the time out.
> >
> >I've used XMLDatasource2Struct, and also SoXML, both end up timing
> out during the process, and SoXML additionally seems to leave my data
> somehow corrupted so the cfm file refuses to read if the listing has
> been updated by that tag. (Yes, I trimmed it, I even output ALL
> listings without any params and the ones updated by SOXML would not
> output, even though the text is visible to the eye when the tables are
> inspected).
> >
> >Does anyone have any suggestions on a fast, reliable xml tag
> available (one with support preferably, as I have no time to learn XML
> past following the instructions to use a tag)?
> >
> >Any suggestions much appreciated..
> >Thank you very much,
> >Britta
> >
>
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