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Jagan Reddy
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Hi,
I am new to XML. Can anybody suggest me some good sites of how to use XML parsers like SAX or DOM and some sample of how to use them.

Thanx in advance..
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Reddy.
 
lavanya subramanian
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hi Jagan,
good luck .when i started studying xml my friend suggested me this site www.w3schools.com.as for this site it's good and not spoon feeding and we have to understand on by our own.but this is really helpful for starters.

good luck in your studies,

regards,
lavanya
 
lavanya subramanian
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sorry jagan,

it's www.w3schools.com
 
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