XML docs must have a single root. Wrap your "file" elements with another
element (perhaps "files")
<files>
<file>
etc
</file>
<file>
etc
</file>
</files>
-----Original Message-----
From: John Meyer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 11:24 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: New question here
Hi, I have an XML document I want to parse in a C++ program that looks like
this
<file name="test.txt">
<uuhash>uiouipowerwe;</uuhash>
<size>1025</size>
<keywords>madcap fun</keywords>
<category>entertainment</category>
<comments>This is a file to have fun with</comment>
</file>
<file name="song.mp3">
<uuhash>uiouipowerwe;</uuhash>
<size>40000000</size>
<keywords>spears</keywords>
<category>entertainment</category>
<comments>hit me baby one more time</comment>
</file>
and so on.
I've gotten on the DOMDocument and the element nodes, but how do I do this
in a loop. Sorry if this is the wrong group, but I couldn't find the
xerces-c-user mailing list.
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