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Fleming is small utility to
This is a comprehensive
This article presents an
The Microsoft XML
perform batch transforms of
101-page reference source
example of multiple binary
Parser is implemented as
XML files against an XSL
for all of the elements and
file upload for Web
a COM component, providing a
stylesheet. The results are
functions that compose the
applications using
complete XML foundation for
then saved with a new file
eXtensible Stylesheet
Extensible Markup Language
Windows DNA applications.
extension in another
Language Transformation
(XML) technology, without
Features include: A
directory. Fleming is handy
(XSLT) language version 1.0.
the typical limitation of
comprehensive,
for creating a directory of
This Quick Reference
traditional file upload
language-neutral programming
HTML files from a directory
features real working code
processing. It describes how
model, including support for
of XML files. Fleming is an
examples which were tested
to use Microsoft XML
ECMAScript, Java, Perl,
HTML application. It
using the Microsoft XML
Parser 3.0 (MSXML) and
Python, SQL, the Visual
requires Internet Explorer
parser version 3.0.
ActiveX Data Objects (ADO)
Basic® development system,
5.x or greater, and
 
Stream objects for a new
the Visual C++® development
Microsoft XML parser
 
upload strategy with several
system, or Visual Basic
4.0.
 
benefits. No custom ASP
Scripting Edition
 
 
components are required.
(VBScript), Support for the
 
 
 
W3C XML 1.0, XML DOM, and
 
 
 
Namespaces recommendations,
 
 
 
Support for DTDs and
 
 
 
validation, The industry’s
 
 
 
first support for XSL,
 
 
 
querying, and and a schema
 
 
 
technology preview. The
 
 
 
Microsoft XML Parser
 
 
 
has a high performance,
 
 
 
multi-threaded architecture
 
 
 
that makes it ideally suited
 
 
 
for both client and
 
 
 
server-side XML and XSL
 
 
 
processing.


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