Re: Problem working with an XML DOCUMENT, ClientDataSets and XMLProvider.

From: AlanGLLoyd (alanglloyd_at_aol.com)
Date: 01/26/05

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    In article <1106661998.557894.107740@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com>,
    Augustose@gmail.com writes:

    ><b b1="1" b2="2">
    ><c c1="1" c2="2"/>
    ><c c1="2" c2="2"/>
    ><d d1="1" d2="2"/>
    ><d d1="2" d2="2"/>
    >
    ><b b1="2" b2="2">
    ><c c1="1" c2="2"/>
    ><c c1="2" c2="2"/>
    ><d d1="1" d2="2"/>
    ><d d1="2" d2="2"/>
    >

    That does not appear to be a well-formed XML document. AFAICS it should be at
    least ...

    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8>
    <!-- Prolog should go here describing data format -->
    <document> <!-- You must have a single enclosing root element -->
      <b b1="1" b2="2">
        <c c1="1" c2="2"/>
        <c c1="2" c2="2"/>
        <d d1="1" d2="2"/>
        <d d1="2" d2="2"/>
      </b> <!-- closing tag for <b>
      <b b1="2" b2="2">
        <c c1="1" c2="2"/>
        <c c1="2" c2="2"/>
        <d d1="1" d2="2"/>
        <d d1="2" d2="2"/>
      </b>
    </document>

    Indents help a lot in reading an XML document <g>

    Alan Lloyd
    alanglloyd@aol.com

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