RE: Generating DOM or SAX XML using XML4PR400

["Bartell, Aaron L. (TC)" <ALBartell@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Mr Beeson,

Like Martin said I wouldn't recommend using xml4pr400 to generate your
XML.  I would instead use a templating technology like CGIDEV2
(http://www-922.ibm.com/servers/eserver/iseries/easy400) or Brad Stones
eRPG SDK (http://bvstools.com).  That takes all of the XML out of your
RPG programs to create a nice separation for ease of maintenance.  I
must note that it would still be good for you, as you are in development
and testing, to validate your XML against your schema using a third
party tool (Check out WDSc's facilities) to make sure your trading
partner is getting an agreed upon document.

Aaron Bartell

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Sent: Thursday, October 28, 2004 7:06 AM
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Subject: RE: Generating DOM or SAX XML using XML4PR400


>Hi All
>I need to generate an XML string to pass to our Supplier using
XML4PR400.
I'm kind of new to XML and have only parsed incoming XML using XML4PR400
>and DOM.

hi terry,
i'd suggest that you don't use xml4pr400.
just use plain rpg to write your data to the ifs for such small tasks.
you could use scott klements ifs procedures (also contained in aarons
xml
savefile) for this.

Otherwise look at aarons example2.

regards
 Martin


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