How can I compile and run the xml file?

[Ne]

Hi,
XML is a very new technologies for me. My work is find the way to join
XML to Java Bean. I'm try to write the xml file in the normal text editor.

1) But I don't know how to compile it.
2) How can I run the xml file?
3) Is it stay on UNIX platform?
I'll wait for your suggestion.

regard,
Ne.

[Mark Bower]

You don't compile XML - the whole point is that it is plain text, compiling
so some binary format negates its very benefits.
You don't 'run' an XML file - it is a document that contains data i.e. a
data file, not a list of instructions like a programming language. You can
use some other programming language of your choice to process the XML
document using one of two standard APIs: SAX and DOM.
I don't understand your last question.


"Ne" <weenun@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:39a642fb$1@news.devx.com...
>
> Hi,
> XML is a very new technologies for me. My work is find the way to
join
> XML to Java Bean. I'm try to write the xml file in the normal text editor.
>
> 1) But I don't know how to compile it.
> 2) How can I run the xml file?
> 3) Is it stay on UNIX platform?
> I'll wait for your suggestion.
>
> regard,
> Ne.

[gggg fthobani]

"Ne" <weenun@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>Hi,
> XML is a very new technologies for me. My work is find the way to
join
>XML to Java Bean. I'm try to write the xml file in the normal text editor.
>
> 1) But I don't know how to compile it.
> 2) How can I run the xml file?
> 3) Is it stay on UNIX platform?
> I'll wait for your suggestion.
>
> regard,
> Ne.

[Jim Deutch]

Sounds like perhaps you are using BML (bean markup language)? I read an
article about this somewhere but can't find it at the moment... As I
recall, there _was_ a step somewhat similar to compiling that you needed
to go through. You should ask in a Java group, though.

Jim Deutch

Ne wrote in message <39a642fb$1@news.devx.com>...
>
>Hi,
> XML is a very new technologies for me. My work is find the way to
join
>XML to Java Bean. I'm try to write the xml file in the normal text
editor.
>
> 1) But I don't know how to compile it.
> 2) How can I run the xml file?
> 3) Is it stay on UNIX platform?
> I'll wait for your suggestion.
>
> regard,
> Ne.

[narayan]

Hi,

you could look at downloading xmlwriter from xmlwriter.com.you could use
this develop your xml files.(looks similar to visualInterdev). alternatively
save it notepad as *.xml in all files

you can view the file but to display you have to use XSL style sheet.

narayan

"Jim Deutch" <103134.3516@compuserve.com> wrote:
>Sounds like perhaps you are using BML (bean markup language)? I read an
>article about this somewhere but can't find it at the moment... As I
>recall, there _was_ a step somewhat similar to compiling that you needed
>to go through. You should ask in a Java group, though.
>
>Jim Deutch
>
>Ne wrote in message <39a642fb$1@news.devx.com>...
>>
>>Hi,
>> XML is a very new technologies for me. My work is find the way to
>join
>>XML to Java Bean. I'm try to write the xml file in the normal text
>editor.
>>
>> 1) But I don't know how to compile it.
>> 2) How can I run the xml file?
>> 3) Is it stay on UNIX platform?
>> I'll wait for your suggestion.
>>
>> regard,
>> Ne.
>
>

[narayan]

Hi,

runs on windows and NT
narayan

"Jim Deutch" <103134.3516@compuserve.com> wrote:
>Sounds like perhaps you are using BML (bean markup language)? I read an
>article about this somewhere but can't find it at the moment... As I
>recall, there _was_ a step somewhat similar to compiling that you needed
>to go through. You should ask in a Java group, though.
>
>Jim Deutch
>
>Ne wrote in message <39a642fb$1@news.devx.com>...
>>
>>Hi,
>> XML is a very new technologies for me. My work is find the way to
>join
>>XML to Java Bean. I'm try to write the xml file in the normal text
>editor.
>>
>> 1) But I don't know how to compile it.
>> 2) How can I run the xml file?
>> 3) Is it stay on UNIX platform?
>> I'll wait for your suggestion.
>>
>> regard,
>> Ne.
>
>