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How
to display XML data in ASP page?
It is easy
to display the xml data from an xml file into an asp page. The following
are the steps involved in displaying the data.
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Create an xmldom object using Server.CreateObject method
" Set the xmldom object's async property to False
" Load the xml file using the Load method and using the ServerMapPath
method
" Navigate to the childnodes using the xml object's documentElement.childNodes
" Get the text in the child node and assign to some variable
" Display the variable in the asp file
With these
steps it is easy to use the data from an xml file in an asp page.
The async
property of the xml object is set to False to the xml data as it is
read without any delay. We use the Server.MapPath in the load method
to load the xml file, so that we get the exact physical path to the
xml file which is necessary to use the load method.
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