Using xml functions

[Bill]

I would like to re-phrase my question:


Which is best (faster to set-up) creating xml documents from runrev using
the revAddXMLNode or RevAppendXML or hand coding?

On 9/11/04 11:15 AM, "Bill" <bill at bluewatermaritime.com> wrote:

> I have been studying the excellent example stack xml-treeview and the runrev
> documentation and as far as I can tell it is easier to generate a new xml
> document by just hard coding
> 
> Put "<NOTICE xmlns:xsi=" & quote &
> "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance & quote & ">
>   <NOTICE_DETAILS>" & return &
>     "<CREATED_DATE_TIME>" & fld date & </CREATED_DATE_TIME>" after mynewXML
> ...ect
>    
> 
> There are lots of cool functions in the library but (like  revAddXMLNode or
> revAppendXML ) it seems like it would be more complex to use them. Does
> anyone have a sample stack showing the building of an xml document from
> runrev that I could pull apart? What I am doing is converting MySQL data to
> an XML document.
> 
> Bill
> 
> 
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