How to create a new XMLDOM document when you use #import on Msxml.dll in Visual C++ (251273)

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Release Date: July 12, 2000

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FileName	Size
CreateXMLDOMDocument.cpp	4.71KB
CreateXMLDOMDocument.dsp	4.40KB
CreateXMLDOMDocument.dsw	565B

Notes

1. The sample shows how to create a simple XML document with the following structure:

   <Customers>
      <customer id=345>
        <name FirstName="Jane" LastName="Doe"/>      
        <orders>
          <order Date=07/16/98 ProductName="Visual Basic" />
          <order Date=07/23/98 ProductName="Visual C++" />
        </orders>
     </customer>
   </Customers>
   					

2. Inside the sample, the majority of the work is accomplished within the BuildTree() function. Notice that the sample also contains the following two structures that are defined to facilitate the building of the tree:
   1. XMLDocTreeBuilderInstrEnum: An enumeration that describes the node type.
   2. XMLDocSourceData: The actual data used to create the node. The BuildTree() function accepts an array of the XMLDocSourceData datatypes and uses this array to build XMLDOMDocument.
3. Inline comments are available on major steps.
4. On Windows NT 4.0 platform, if you download the NT 5.0 header files for XML samples and you get the following compiler errors:
   c:\workshop\include\nt50\ocidl.h(3233) : error C2061: syntax error : identifier 'IPropertyBag'
   You need to alter the order of the new Windows 2000 header directories to the end of the search path.
5. The code sample uses #import on msxml.dll, which is for the MSXML 2.5 parser. If you have the MSXML 2.6 or MSXML 3.0 parser installed on the system, comment out the following code block:

   #import "msxml.dll" 
   using namespace MSXML;
   
   and add following correspondingly:
   
   #import "msxml2.dll"  //msxml 2.6 parser
   using namespace MSXML2;
   
   or 
   
   #import "msxml3.dll"  //msxml 3.0 parser
   using namespace MSXML2;
   
   or
   
   #import "msxml4.dll" //msxml 4.0 parser
   using namespace MSXML2;